The continuing war in Ukraine and record-high inflation, among other factors, have been battering markets both domestically and abroad. While stocks in the U.S. and overseas have been whipsawed, Canad...

At its April meeting, the Bank of Canada accelerated its tightening cycle, building on March's 25-basis-point rate hike with a larger, 50bp increase to lift the overnight rate to 1%. The central bank ...

Above-target inflation, higher commodity prices, and concerns about financial stability prompted the Bank of Canada (BOC) to hasten its rate-hiking cycle. Buoyed by strong commodity prices, above-tren...

Since December, despite a parabolic move in fossil fuels (priced in U.S. dollars), the Canadian dollar has not followed along for the ride.

Bank Of Canada Hikes Rates, Signals More To Come In Fight Against Inflation

Retail investors trading instruments linked to currency pairs on the exchange in November indicated a positive outlook for the Canadian and Australian dollars, as well as the British pound, against th...

Omicron's emergence will mean the BoC will tread carefully. However, strong growth, a booming jobs market and bubbling inflation pressures suggest we remain on course for four rate hikes in 2022.

James Orlando: Canadian nonfinancial corporate debt has reached new highs, accounting for 81.5% of nominal GDP. Debt is highly concentrated in specific industries, including real estate and constructi...

The Canadian economy has bounced back faster-than-expected over the past year. According to TD debit and credit card transaction data, spending during the third wave held above 2019 levels.

Housing starts skyrocketed 21.6% month over month (m/m) in March after the 11.7% m/m decrease in the previous month. Urban multifamily starts soared 33.8% m/m to an all-time high while single starts j...