Rising oil prices hurt, but it’s rate hikes that get you
Energy price shock isn't likely to be a catalyst for recession
- By: James Langton
- March 15, 2022 March 15, 2022
- 16:47
Energy price shock isn't likely to be a catalyst for recession
Prices have been driven upward by fierce bidding wars coupled with a lack of homes being listed
Both household assets and debts are well above pre-pandemic levels, RBC reports
Full-year GDP rebounded sharply from initial pandemic hit
Markham, Ont. firm hit with $297,000 penalty for compliance violations
Despite inflation, the prescribed rate on loans to family members remains set at 1%
Demand for offsets set to soar, driving prices sharply higher
Global regulators adopt plan for developing sustainable finance
The opposition to her nomination has come mainly from the energy industry
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The central bank issued a summary of its overnight-rate deliberations earlier this month
Americans’ assessments of their current economic situation tumbled: survey
Alternative Credit Council research points to further growth, diversification in 2025
The increase is part of an effort to beef up anti-money laundering measures
Accountant allegedly found assets used to lure investors to schemes
OSC forgoes monetary sanctions, amid bankruptcy, ongoing litigation
The pension fund's 50% share of the initial capital commitment is roughly $1.8 billion
Woodgate Financial Inc., Assante Financial Management Ltd., are among Focal's customers
Plus, a new TD partnership, and Toronto fintech becomes dark pool partner
Plus, Wellington-Alus Private Counsel and Ninepoint Partners add new talent
Also, moves at Mackenzie Investments, Edward Jones Canada and the CSA
Plus, moves at BMO Private Wealth, Fiera Capital and CIBC GAM
Mutual fund, ETF AUM rose for the seventh consecutive month
Plus, other product launches and news, including more ESG fund terminations
More than 300 new products landed in 2025 — a new record