Foreign investors help absorb rising public debt: NBF
After first half pause, offshore investors back buying bonds in Q3
- By: James Langton
- December 15, 2025 December 15, 2025
- 14:18
After first half pause, offshore investors back buying bonds in Q3
Chemical, wood product and transportation subsectors suffer biggest drops
CMHC reports year-to-date total of 219,077 units
Number of properties listed for sale rose 8.5% from a year earlier
Grocery store prices jumped 4.7% year-over-year as travel, gas costs eased
Canadian cannabis companies surged on reports that Washington will ease federal restrictions on the drug
Sales rose in four of the seven subsectors, representing about half of total wholesale volume
The headline inflation rate was 2.2% for the month of October.
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The benchmark Canadian stock index was also helped by rising industrial, financial stocks
As vacancies rose, landlords lowered rents on new leases to stay competitive
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The result came after a trade deficit of $6.4 billion in August
At the same time, continuing claims are at their lowest level since April
The S&P/TSX composite index was up 246.48 points
Trips to U.S. remain low, while other foreign travel rises
This week, Beijing reported that its trade surplus for 2025 had already exceeded a record $1T
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The central bank lowered its key interest rate by one percentage point this year
U.S. markets mixed, with investors on the lookout for clues about Fed's upcoming moves
Canadian stocks forecast to outperform U.S.; investors to diversify
Younger Canadians, parents feel pressure to spend
Layoffs rose to almost 1.9 million, the most since January 2023