Ottawa’s budget promises to spur business investment. Will it?
Tax incentives, infrastructure spending should help, analysts say
- By: Daniel Johnson, The Canadian Press
- November 6, 2025 November 6, 2025
- 16:55
Tax incentives, infrastructure spending should help, analysts say
Consider a balanced exposure of 20%–30% across private equity, private credit and infrastructure
Month-over-month, the average price was down 1.4% from September
U.S. government shutdown likely to hamper data collection for months
Sales in the region were 14.5% below the 10-year seasonal average.
DesRosiers estimates estimates 159,000 vehicles were sold in October
Minority Liberals will need support from another party for budget to pass
Coherent framework for issuing Canadian-dollar pegged stablecoins could keep money in the country
Job market, social fabric facing further stress from shuttered U.S. government
Foreign investment flows dropped in Q2 after rise in Q1
Recent data boosts 2025 outlooks, longer-term expectations unchanged
Deficit rises from $9.8B for same period last year
U.S. tariff pressures adding up, despite Trump cutting some levies this month
Both sides report progress as Xi invites Carney to visit China
Statistics Canada pegs annualized growth in Q3 at a tepid 0.4%
On a year-over-year basis, job vacancies were down 15.2% in the month
Financial sector borrowing drives rise in global credit
Canadian insurers are also looking to increase their private asset allocations: survey
Certain delinquency rates rising, but credit losses look manageable
The U.S. president rated the meeting a 12/10
Inflation sat at 2.2% in September, just above the bank’s 2% target