Bank of Canada survey suggest top concerns are privacy and low levels of trust in institutions to protect personal data
The organization projects that recessions will be avoided "almost everywhere"
Consumer spending puts economy on track for 5.2% annual growth, up from 4.9% estimated last quarter
The remarks on Tuesday suggested the Fed's outlook for interest rates may have decisively shifted in the past few months
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose to 102 from 99.1 in October
Rating agency expects 100 basis points of rate cuts next year
Deaths from Covid-19 reached their highest level in 2022
IG Wealth Management's annual index showed fears about the economy weighing on Canadians
Inflation-adjusted credit declined for first time since 1990s recession, according to National Bank Financial
Deposits continue to feel the strain since U.S. bank failures in the spring, Moody's says
Banks are slowing the pace of new lending and setting aside more money for bad loans
Female directors are driving improved ethnic diversity
Assets drop as mutual funds remain in redemptions, ETFs stay positive
Early estimates also suggest retail sales increased 0.8% in October
Recent labour activity to work against falling inflation, TD report says
Numerous changes, including tax rules, add pressure to Canadian enterprises
Merchandise trade down, services activity flat from previous quarter
Securities sector leads gains for financials
The strategy is a key part of the sector's decarbonization goals
With central banks expected to start cutting rates, outlook should turn rosy next year
Bank of Canada governor weighs in on the federal government's updated fiscal projections and new rules to limit deficits
Data shine light on affordability, with most Canadians fearing recession
Fourth straight weekly drop for the rate, which a year ago averaged 6.58%
Bank of Canada governor makes remarks day after new inflation numbers show Canada's inflation rate fell to 3.1% in October
Jobless claims -- seen as a proxy for layoffs -- dropped by 24,000 to 209,000