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Personal borrowing surges, credit cards slow article image Representation of household debt

Personal borrowing surges, credit cards slow

Sovereign debt costs rising: Fitch article image A global network of investment points

Sovereign debt costs rising: Fitch

U.S. class action activity rises in first half: report article image Judge's gavel with magnifying glass on black.

U.S. class action activity rises in first half: report

U.S. jobless claims continue to fall article image Now hiring sign

U.S. jobless claims continue to fall

U.S. sustainable funds face further outflows article image investment growth

U.S. sustainable funds face further outflows

U.K. inflation falls by more than anticipated to a 15-month low article image The facade of the Royal Exchange in the City of London

U.K. inflation falls by more than anticipated to a 15-month low

U.S. bank mergers on hold for now: Fitch article image merger

U.S. bank mergers on hold for now: Fitch

Shadow bank stress lurks, Moody’s warns article image stressed businessman

Shadow bank stress lurks, Moody’s warns

Housing starts surged in June to slightly reverse downward trend

Foreign investors pile into government debt: StatsCan article image map of Canada

Foreign investors pile into government debt: StatsCan

Report shows economic case for high immigration, but warns of housing tradeoffs

Wholesale sales saw largest monthly increase since November 2021 article image calculator and pie charts

Wholesale sales saw largest monthly increase since November 2021

CREA downgrades sales forecast as interest rates weigh on buyers article image Houses

CREA downgrades sales forecast as interest rates weigh on buyers

Wildfires catch the attention of carbon credit funds article image British Columbia wildfires

Wildfires catch the attention of carbon credit funds

IRS collects $38 million from more than 175 high income tax delinquents article image IRS tax

IRS collects $38 million from more than 175 high income tax delinquents

As inflation inches closer to 3%, economists warn progress will stall this year article image Inflation

As inflation inches closer to 3%, economists warn progress will stall this year

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales up 1.2% at $72.9 billion in May article image Manufacturing

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales up 1.2% at $72.9 billion in May

Shorter fixed-rate mortgages take spotlight as borrowers feel pinch of higher rates article image Mortgage signing

Shorter fixed-rate mortgages take spotlight as borrowers feel pinch of higher rates

What the latest interest rate hike means for variable-rate mortgages

Hybrid work could amount to US$800-billion hit to office real estate: McKinsey article image Adult senior diverse multi-ethnic Caucasian Hispanic Middle Eastern CEO executive team business people together in conference meeting room in contemporary modern office bright sunny daylight sunset dusk talking discussing planning organizing strategy well dressed suit and tie teamwork cooperation diversity multi-ethnic problems solutions unity cityscape downtown urban new beginnings breaking new ground dreamlike decisions choices the way forward diversity

Hybrid work could amount to US$800-billion hit to office real estate: McKinsey

Average asking price for rental unit hits record high in June: Rentals.ca

Banks adjust prime rate in response to BoC hike article image Skyline of the financial district

Banks adjust prime rate in response to BoC hike

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  • July 12, 2023 July 12, 2023
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Canada’s premiers urge Ottawa to advance infrastructure to boost economic growth article image Bridge being built

Canada’s premiers urge Ottawa to advance infrastructure to boost economic growth

Interest rate hikes weighing on cottage market article image Chairs on dock

Interest rate hikes weighing on cottage market

Bank of England says banks are resilient enough to help struggling households article image Facade of bank of england

Bank of England says banks are resilient enough to help struggling households