Uncertainty over trade policy and political risks have have abated somewhat
Growth in advanced economies will be stable, while emerging market growth will accelerate
The IIAC’s Ian Russell recaps a recent IOSCO stakeholders meeting in his latest letter to the industry
The federal government could devote between $23 billion and $39 billion to either new spending, or tax relief, and still meet its debt targets for 2017
Canada’s pickup in growth reflects reduced drag from lower oil and gas prices with assistance from government spending and central bank policies
The federal government is honing in on a date for its fall economic update
The world economy and is on course to record its fastest expansion since 2010
Growth will slow to 2% in 2018
Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets Inc., explains why the Canadian economy overall may benefit from redrafting the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The Bank of Canada’s key overnight rate is forecast to reach 2% by the end of 2018