Inflation cooled to 2.3% in March, StatCan says
Agency cites falling travel and fuel costs, but restaurant prices rose with end of federal tax relief
- By: Craig Lord, The Canadian Press
- April 15, 2025 April 15, 2025
- 09:28
Agency cites falling travel and fuel costs, but restaurant prices rose with end of federal tax relief
Strong volumes to boost revenues from transactions and clearing: Moody's
Official counts may miss the mark, leaving policymakers scrambling
Despite the uncertainty, survey suggests Canadians' outlook for their personal finances has brightened
Trade between China and the U.S. is expected to “crater” after a temporary boost last month
Gains were led by a 7.1% jump in machinery and equipment
Policymakers weigh trade tensions and shifting consumer expectations
Shareholders call for greater clarity, disclosure, around its climate strategy
Treasury yields surge as confidence in America’s stability wanes
Americans now expect long-term inflation to reach 4.4%, up from 4.1% last month
Plus, PSP Investments sells wind infrastructure company and unsolicited mini-tender offers made to Manulife and Sagicor Financial
Producer price index drops for the first time since October 2023
The RIA annual survey highlights need for advisor education, training, panellist suggests
Companies are preparing to ask Canadian retailers for price increases
The British economy grew by 0.5% in February and revised its January's figure to 0% growth
Washington “will become a joke in the history of the world economy” said Chinese Finance Ministry spokesman
Portfolio managers stick to long-term strategies while seeking opportunities amid the panic
Budget raises small business tax threshold by $100,000, lowers the corporate income tax rate
American brands suffer in the wake of Trump’s tariffs
Cross-border trips continue to drop in the face of U.S. threats
Not all countries have been receptive to China's overtures
In the absence of certainty, U.S. firms are cutting back, delaying plans
Businesses need to be 'nimble' to navigate the uncertainty, says BC Chamber of Commerce CEO
Core prices rose 2.8% compared with a year ago, down from 3.1% in February