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Economists say that Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney isn't going to increase interest rates tomorrow.
By Staff |December 6, 2010
6 min read
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By Robert Abboud |October 19, 2010
Economic Indicators
Canada’s economic recovery is weak, fragile and wrought with a fairly high risk of a relapse into recession, reports the Desjardins Group Economic Studies team. The economists point to a cooling housing market and the winding down of government stimulus programs as indicators of slow to moderate growth in the future. “Interest rates will stay […]
By John Powell |September 20, 2010
2 min read
Fears of a double-dip recession in the U.S. were reinforced on Friday, by a spate of negative economic reports. On Friday it was announced that the U.S. consumer price index rose just 0.3% in August, meeting expectations, but core CPI fell short of consensus estimates, gaining just 0.1%. On a year-over-year basis, total CPI gained […]
By Steven Lamb |September 17, 2010
The Federal Reserve says more regions in the United States are reporting slower growth as a result of the U.S. economy losing momentum in the late summer. Although the economy was still growing in late summer, the Fed says there were “widespread signs of deceleration.” The latest Beige Book survey by the Fed says economic […]
By Wire services |September 8, 2010
1 min read
To no one’s immediate surprise, Canada’s economic recovery is slowing down. What is surprising is exactly how much it is stalling out. According to a Statistics Canada report, Canada’s real GDP growth slowed to just 0.5% in the second quarter from 1.4% in the first. On an annualized basis, economic growth was just 2.0%, well […]
By John Powell |August 31, 2010
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