U.S. economy shrank by 1.4% in Q1 but consumers kept spending
Most economists expect a rebound this quarter as solid hiring and wage gains sustain growth
- By: Christopher Rugaber, The Associated Press
- April 28, 2022 April 28, 2022
- 11:06
Most economists expect a rebound this quarter as solid hiring and wage gains sustain growth
Inflation above 7% in the second half of this year would lead to a monetary policy-induced recession, Scotiabank says
Pandemic disrupted population growth, but didn't derail aging
Higher rates should cool inflation, but low-income households face pain
RBC says government may have to accept short-term rise in oil production
The war in Ukraine has led to the largest commodity shock since the 1970s
Inflation and the war in Ukraine may curb consumer spending this year
Margin, earnings boost to be offset by asset and credit quality deterioration, Moody's says
Life expectancy changes may reshape policy decisions
Mutual fund sales weak, but assets, ETF sales stay solid, IFIC reports
The only immediate replacement for Russian energy is other fossil fuels, Moody's says
Private equity holdings rose nearly 66%
B.C. Supreme Court rejects challenge to trustees' solvency fix
Canada reached record levels in the first quarter
The fund category that fared the worst was actively managed U.S. equity, S&P Global said in its SPIVA Canada Scorecard
A Horizons survey also found strong sentiment for the loonie and Canadian equities more broadly
The bank's research found that half of Bitcoin owners suffer from volatility, hacks and scams
Domestic investors dumped offshore securities while foreign investors added Canadian corporate debt
Deal-making cooled off after a hot 2021 but remains historically strong