Fed is in no hurry to raise interest rates, Powell says
Financial markets rebounded following the central banker’s comments
- By: Martin Crutsinger
- February 24, 2021 February 24, 2021
- 14:59
Financial markets rebounded following the central banker’s comments
Banks are in a better position than before the pandemic, earnings suggest
The head of the central bank warns of “excess exuberance” in the housing market
But consumers are more optimistic about current conditions than they are about the near future
Increased savings and a hot market mean many advisors are managing client FOMO
Making child care more affordable would help women return to the labour force, the BoC governor says
The association’s pre-budget submission also asks the government to consider 20-year bonds
The BIS Innovation Hub and SWIFT are co-hosting a competition on cross-border payments
Details on the celebration of this year’s inductees will be announced at a future date
The Fed chair’s comments are in contrast to the increasing optimism about an economic rebound
The bank recorded a first-quarter profit of almost $2.4 billion
More than 40% of earnings came from the U.S., where the vaccine rollout has been strong
Net sales of mutual funds hit $11.9 billion, while ETFs generated $4 billion in sales
The federal government is extending the eligibility periods for the CRB, CRCB and EI
Hub for central bank innovation expanding to four new locations
The exam results were strong amid the pandemic, said FP Canada
The pre-budget report also recommends reforming the registered disability savings plan
Bill 245 would also make virtual will witnessing permanent
IIAC report shows revenues held up in 2020, employment climbed
Labour groups plead for federal assistance
Trade groups published principles for a low-carbon transition
The government will provide an extra $10,000 per organization
In January, Fed officials expressed concerns about a slowing economy
The former ScotiaMcLeod executive had a career that spanned 57 years
Sales were up 35.2% compared with a year earlier, according to CREA