Carney says Canada ‘has what the world wants’ at a critical time
PM cites defence spending, trade diversification in New York speech
- By: Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press
- September 22, 2025 September 22, 2025
- 17:06
PM cites defence spending, trade diversification in New York speech
Companies, investors take opposite views to dropping ESG/DEI factors
Province cites rising health costs, and slowing population growth, revenues
Temporary exemptions have ended, forcing higher costs on Canadian vehicle exports
Decision comes as inflation stays above the 2% target
Drop driven by lower spending at supermarkets and grocery stores
Finance minister says budget will show a declining deficit-to-GDP ratio
Ex-central banker says levies could shrink global income by $40 trillion over the next decade
Deal aims to boost co-operation on trade, health and security
Governor Tiff Macklem said the BoC is worrying more about a slowing economy than inflation
This is the Fed’s first cut since December, lowering the short-term rate to about 4.1%
Governing Council cites a weaker economy and less upside risk to inflation as it cuts policy rate by 25 basis points
Auto shipments drive 13.8% drop in August exports to U.S.
Bank of England seen as likely to keep rates steady
Economists expect a measured approach, but weak jobs data could push the Fed to act faster
Banks' top revenue source to shrink alongside rates: Moody's
Spending on gas, other essentials, leading the slowdown in consumption
Carbon tax repeal and trade uncertainty weigh on finances
Global survey finds inflation expectations are elevated worldwide
Urban housing starts decline from July while rural pace holds steady
Back-to-school shopping and restaurant sales boost spending
Gas prices, cost of most groceries rise month over month
Provinces with hard hit sectors, large U.S. exports, most exposed
U.S. leads rebound, results mixed across the rest of the G20