Reinventing Cities with Mary Rowe and Pedro Antunes
The last four years have brought many changes to the ways in which we live, work, and shop. In this episode, our guests explore how cities are reinventing themselves and talk about the critical role cities, and the people and businesses that comprise them, form the backbone of our economy.
Turning Point Ahead: Provincial 5-Year Outlook
All eyes and ears are on North America’s central bankers to begin trimming interest rates. Canadian businesses and consumers are more than ready for the move—higher borrowing costs have brought the private sector economy to a virtual standstill.
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The Bank of Canada Cuts Rates Again in July
Canadian Economics July 24, 2024
Labour market and inflation data are promising for the Bank’s efforts to restore price stability. June’s inflation data indicated cooling. Inflation rose 2.7 per cent year-over-year—0.2 percentage points lower than in May—due in part to the deceleration of goods prices and slower gasoline price growth.
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Walter Bolduc
Inflation’s Deceleration in June Could Usher In a July Rate Cut
Canadian Economics July 16, 2024
Headline inflation ticked down in June. Gasoline prices were nearly flat compared with the same month last year, which helped to moderate price growth. The CPI’s year-over-year deceleration was also aided by lower prices for telephone services, traveller accommodation, and furniture. The pace of price growth for goods decelerated to 0.3 per cent (y/y) from 1.0 per cent in May.
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Kiefer Van Mulligen
Aerospace Products Lifted Manufacturing Sales in May
Canadian Economics July 15, 2024
Building on a gain in April, Canadian manufacturing sales increased slightly in May. Sales of aerospace products were a key contributor to month-over-month growth, reaching their highest nominal level on record.
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Kiefer Van Mulligen
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