The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 5.0%, citing persistent inflation risks. Governor Tiff Macklem highlights the potential for the Iran conflict to disrupt global oil supplies and drive prices higher.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% for the third consecutive time, citing Middle East conflict and trade tensions as major economic uncertainties.
The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its key interest rate steady at 2.25%, as Governor Tiff Macklem announces the decision following a period of economic evaluation.
The Federal Reserve could indicate it will hold interest rates steady throughout 2026 due to economic uncertainties stemming from the Iran conflict, impacting global markets.
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The Bank of Canada is set to announce its latest interest rate decision as economic indicators remain mixed, with Governor Tiff Macklem facing a challenging environment.
The Canadian dollar's early March strength is fading as the Bank of Canada gathers to assess a weakened economy, with analysts warning of potential dovish signals that could pressure the currency further.
The escalating conflict in Iran is creating significant economic uncertainty, forcing the Federal Reserve to reconsider its anticipated interest rate cuts amid surging energy prices and global market volatility.
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With oil prices surging due to conflict in Iran, Alberta's $9.4-billion deficit forecast may shrink dramatically. However, experts argue this temporary relief underscores the need for a comprehensive review of the province's revenue structure and overreli
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Economic growth and productivity in Canada are being overshadowed by short-term politics, with concerning employment trends and youth unemployment signaling deeper structural issues.
Analysis reveals the Carney administration is pursuing higher spending, larger deficits, and deeper debt accumulation than even the Trudeau government planned, contradicting election promises of fiscal restraint.
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Canadian household wealth reached a record $18.6 trillion in 2025, driven by stock market gains, but economists warn geopolitical tensions could reverse growth in 2026.
The S&P/TSX composite index and major U.S. stock markets showed gains in late-morning trading on March 16, 2026, reflecting positive market momentum amid broader economic news.
Gold trades near $5,000 per ounce as Middle East conflict drives oil prices higher, reducing expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and creating stagflation concerns.
Economists predict the Bank of Canada will keep interest rates steady at 2.25% due to trade tensions, global conflict, and a sluggish housing market, despite market signals for hikes.
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Statistics Canada reports a continued increase in household debt relative to income in Q4, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of growth amid economic pressures.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve meets this week amid heightened uncertainty from the Iran conflict, which has disrupted global oil supply and threatens to push inflation higher while potentially slowing economic growth.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes Liberal trade approach as 'waving white flag,' announces comprehensive auto strategy to secure tariff-free U.S. access and boost domestic production.
The escalating conflict in Iran introduces fresh volatility into global markets, complicating the Bank of Canada's monetary policy decisions amid existing domestic economic challenges.
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Gold fell on Friday, heading for a second weekly decline as Middle East tensions keep oil prices high, boosting inflation and reducing rate cut expectations. Bullion remains up 17% this year.
BMO's chief economist Douglas Porter explains why high oil prices from Middle East tensions may slow growth and increase inflation, but the Bank of Canada is likely to maintain current interest rates.
Following a disappointing February jobs report showing 84,000 job losses, economists argue the Bank of Canada is more likely to cut interest rates than hike, despite market expectations influenced by rising oil prices.
Amid Iran conflict and private credit fund redemptions, investors recall 2008's financial crisis. However, stronger bank capital and liquidity suggest the system is more resilient now.
Markets now fully price in a September rate hike as Middle East conflict drives oil prices higher, threatening inflation expectations in Canada.
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Statistics Canada reports household net worth reached $18.4 trillion in Q3 2025, averaging $1.07 million per household. Wealth distribution varies significantly by age, province, and income bracket, with real estate and financial assets playing key roles.
