Canadian Real Estate Association says pace of cuts could prompt potential buyers to hold off for now
Central bank says its job has shifted from lowering inflation to maintaining it around the 2% target
Industry assets continue to climb, led by market gains, IFIC reports
Consumer spending supported by immigration-driven population growth
Organization lowers its estimates for growth in Europe and China
Decline in raw materials, industrial product prices led by crude oil
Small- to medium-business owners fear the Canadian economy could become "collateral damage" after election
Geopolitical uncertainty, trade turmoil could boost gold further
With inflation dropping quickly and growth weak, monetary easing set to accelerate
Balance sheet pressures weaken across most sectors in Q3
Including the next generation in family discussions can help advisors build trust and retain clients
Expansion pegged at an annualized rate of 4.6% -- below 5% goal
Federal Reserve research suggests consumer spending is the primary driver of the U.S. economy
Mortgage borrowing powers debt rise, credit card balances up too
Real GDP growth expected to strengthen in year ahead as price pressures ease
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac says average is at highest level in 8 weeks — up from 6.32% last week
Liberals won't say if they'll meet target
Report from J.D. Power shows that when it comes to banks, Canadians are focused on fees
Seeing no signs of recession, bank’s rate-setting council lowers benchmark rate from 3.5% to 3.25% — its third reduction since June
Canadian investors add foreign stocks, while domestic debt lures offshore buyers
Easing interest rates, coupled with rising geopolitical risk, boost outlook
Provinces hard hit by higher rates forecast to drive recovery
Led by fall in sales in the primary metal and petroleum and coal product subsectors
Seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts was 223,808 units in September, up from 213,012 in August
Consumer prices rose 1.7% in September, down from 2.2% the previous month, cementing expectations for another rate cut