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Outcome of tight election won’t change much for Canada’s economic policy: DBRS article image Election sign at Polling Station of Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada

Outcome of tight election won’t change much for Canada’s economic policy: DBRS

Q2 wage growth uneven across Canada

  • By: IE Staff
  • September 3, 2021 September 3, 2021
  • 13:17
August home sales down as supply fell 43%: TRREB article image home ownership

August home sales down as supply fell 43%: TRREB

U.S. hiring slowed in August after 2 strong months

Business insolvencies hit 35-year low in July

U.S. jobless claims reach a pandemic low as hiring strengthens article image senior man working

U.S. jobless claims reach a pandemic low as hiring strengthens

Frenzied pace of home sales slows in Vancouver, Calgary in August article image Miniature House on A Financial Graph

Frenzied pace of home sales slows in Vancouver, Calgary in August

Small businesses’ Covid debt climbs to $139B: CFIB

Increased HELOC use could lead to higher insolvencies: Equifax

  • By: IE Staff
  • August 31, 2021 August 31, 2021
  • 14:20
Canadian housing market faces lower risk of overheating: RBC article image House placed on coins Men's hand is planning savings money of coins to buy a home concept concept for property ladder, mortgage and real estate investment. for saving or investment for a house,

Canadian housing market faces lower risk of overheating: RBC

Uncertainty rises after summer of market highs article image a man on a precipice

Uncertainty rises after summer of market highs

Canada’s current account surplus widens in Q2 after long run of deficits

Companies brace for supply-chain and labour challenges article image challenge-obstacle

Companies brace for supply-chain and labour challenges

July U.S. consumer spending ekes up 0.3% article image Hands counts money on American flag background

July U.S. consumer spending ekes up 0.3%

Robust recovery leads to Korean rate hike article image change direction

Robust recovery leads to Korean rate hike

Economic reopening sparks job gains, but staff shortages seen too article image business owner with open sign

Economic reopening sparks job gains, but staff shortages seen too

Canada’s hot housing market isn’t alone

Consumer credit metrics improve in Q2: Fitch

TD Bank reports $3.55B Q3 profit, beats expectations

U.S. slightly upgrades GDP estimate for last quarter to 6.6% article image arrows

U.S. slightly upgrades GDP estimate for last quarter to 6.6%

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