Two Fed officials oppose a rate cut in December
They argued that inflation remains stubbornly elevated, economy is resilient
- By: Christopher Rugaber, The Associated Press
- November 12, 2025 November 12, 2025
- 17:13
They argued that inflation remains stubbornly elevated, economy is resilient
40% of Gen Z said they didn't feel confident about when to use a TFSA or RRSP
Feds moving to boost defence spending to levels not seen since the Cold War
The central bank's next rate decision is set for Dec. 10
Feds say the current provisions are creating investment uncertainty
The association says 86% of deals were below $25M
Profit margins edge higher, but revenue growth slows
Plus, Sonny Randhawa to leave OSC for CEO post at Canadian Public Accountability Board
Proposed measures are 'weeding the garden'
Assets under management and advisement rise to $302.6 billion
Feds look to forge ahead with taxonomy, update greenwashing legislation
Employee compensation increased across Canada, while GDP fell in two territories
Asset management industry should feel ‘seen and heard,’ advocate says
Assets under administration reach $3.5 billion
Assets under management rose 7% to $1.6 trillion
Fall from $177M in last year's Q3 driven by interest rate movements
Critics question scale of investment in budget marketed as 'transformational'
Core earnings from insurance, wealth management rise
“These are bigger worries right now for the government than a comprehensive tax reform": Golombek
Experts say the projected deficit is broadly in line with expectations
Total net new government spending for the 2025-26 fiscal year is $20.1 billion
Administrative savings will be used to strengthen tax compliance
Writeoff for manufacturing and processing buildings ‘huge incentive’: Golombek
In “very rare cases,” the decrease in value of credits could exceed tax savings from one-percentage-point cut to lowest bracket
$150 payment to be retroactive to start of program