Drought woes add to Europe’s recession risk
Low river levels disrupting shipping, energy, production capacity
- By: James Langton
- August 11, 2022 August 11, 2022
- 13:36
Low river levels disrupting shipping, energy, production capacity
New U.S. bill will affect many sectors due to climate, health and tax policy changes, a report says
Wednesday's report increased hope that the modest slowdown might enable the Fed to slow the pace of its rate increases
Latest leading indicators signal slowing momentum in major markets
Use of mandatory retirement policies down at S&P 500, Russell 3000 companies, Conference Board reports
BMO, RBC: broad commodity price decline points to easing inflationary pressure
After plunging during the pandemic, signs of financial distress are resurfacing
Canada was a G7 outlier, as rising wages bolstered household incomes
SEC proposal to narrow FINRA exemption should benefit brokers
Goods surplus remains elevated as exports and imports rise
Loan books dominated by residential mortgages are vulnerable to a market downturn, DBRS says
Surging food and energy prices drive inflation to new heights
Investors got some relief last month but plenty of risks remain
Ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict raises risks for growth and inflation
Tighter financial conditions to hit emerging markets in second half
Report from the parliamentary budget officer also finds that Canada’s debt level is sustainable over the long term
Payroll employment dipped as job vacancies remain high
Sustainable issuance held up amid heightened market volatility, Moody's ESG says
During economic downturns, the incomes of low earners were particularly hard hit and didn't recover, research finds
Even with the economy recording a second straight quarter of negative GDP, many economists do not regard it as constituting a recession