Worker shortage hit record level in March: StatsCan
As services sector reopens, employers face tight labour markets
As services sector reopens, employers face tight labour markets
Home prices are up 27% since the financial crisis
Russia, China weigh on global GDP predictions
New car sales dropped 5.9% but Canadians spent more on building materials and garden supplies
Meeting minutes suggest half-point increases may be appropriate ahead
Economic, financial fallout from Russian invasion is driving increased risks
Output turned negative in several major economies amid supply challenges
A new survey by the Conference Board of Canada indicates consumer confidence decreased 11.7 points in May
Shift to crypto could boost financial inclusion, but may weaken monetary policy efficacy
Credit card debt rises for second straight month, outpacing mortgage growth
Certain factors will assist monetary policy
Rising rates will raise debt costs, curb spending, slow housing markets — but strengths persist
Record levels of construction continue to push new home prices higher year over year
The path to greater energy security won't be quick
Reduced energy intensity, credible monetary policy tempers threat, BIS says
With pasta prices up nearly 20%, the annual CPI increase hasn’t been this high since 1991
Foreign investors moved $30.3 billion into Canadian bonds
"The U.S. consumer now appears to be single-handedly keeping the global economy afloat," economist said
But risk of recession remains, CIBC's Tal says
Australia is most exposed to higher rates, a Fitch report said, while Canada ranked fourth
CREA said typical discounted five-year fixed rates have leaped from about 3% to 4% in a month
Inflation in the 19 countries that share the euro currency hit 7.5% in April
Large increase in sustainable investment needed for developed markets to meet climate goals
Rising interest rates and inflation could push insolvencies even higher in the coming months
Countries in the Middle East and Africa face unrest amid rising food, energy costs