Inflation a worry for most economies, but not Japan
Surging prices are haunting consumers and confounding economic planners
- By: Elaine Kurtenbach, The Associated Press, The Associated Press
- December 17, 2021 December 17, 2021
- 10:29
Surging prices are haunting consumers and confounding economic planners
The BoE is the first central bank in a major economy to raise interest rates since the pandemic began
Five of seven subsectors climbed higher in the month
The accelerated timetable puts the Fed on a path to start raising rates in the first half of next year
Weak demand and supply chain disruptions also weigh on growth
The result matched October's year-over-year increase — the largest since early 2003
Housing sales will moderate next year, but prices aren't expected to ease
Mackenzie Investments' outlook report for 2022 highlights inflation and monetary policy issues
Output rose in G20 as it slipped in OECD area
A faster taper could open the door to rate hikes next year, Moody's says
Stocks up, bonds down: 2022 will look a lot like 2021
An outlook report from Hazelview Investments calls for another good year for real estate holdings
The government could provide details on tax proposals for luxury vehicles and foreign-owned vacant homes
The highest inflation in a generation is heightening financial pressures
The regulator met or exceeded service targets for 76% of its standards in Q2, yet hurdles remain
Savings rate drops as consumption growth outpaces income gains
Real estate lending volumes have increased at the Big Six
The household debt service ratio fell, however, to 13.32% in the third quarter
Canadian crude oil production is expected to peak at 5.8 million barrels per day in 2032 and then slowly decline
A PBO report said extending wage subsidies will push the overall price for the program to almost $106.7 billion
The average Canadian family of four will pay an extra $966 for food in 2022, report says
Deputy governor says it's difficult to gauge how quickly supply issues will be resolved
Leading indicators point to growth peaking in the months ahead