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Bank of Canada rate hikes to be limited by soft economy, report says (opens the original)
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Trade uncertainty and slowing immigration levels could restrict how high the Bank of Canada’s benchmark interest rate goes next year, according to a new report published by Capital Economics on Wednesday. The report argues that the risks plaguing Canada’s growth prospects will likely rein in inflationary pressures — limiting the degree of monetary policy tightening needed to keep prices in check. The Bank of Canada has held its benchmark interest rate at 2.25 per cent since last October as it ga
Economic growth flattens in July as ‘broader volatility’ sets in (opens the original)
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Economic growth cooled off ahead of the latest U.S. tariff volley this summer, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. The agency said real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in July. Strength in construction and utilities that month was offset by declines elsewhere in the economy. TD Bank economist Marc Ercolao said stalled growth in July isn’t alarming. Some of the month’s declines in manufacturing and the mining and quarrying sector were attributed to one-off factors like production dis
Ottawa will not interfere with workers’ right to strike, Hajdu says (opens the original)
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the federal government will not interfere with workers’ right to strike as Ottawa considers legal changes to improve labour relations. Ms. Hajdu’s department held months of consultations with unions, employers and other stakeholders over the spring and summer about the state of the Canada Labour Code. Feedback from those sessions is meant to inform future legislation. A report summarizing what the government heard during that review found that unions and employers
Ottawa to fund paid placements in skilled trades at a cost of $880-million (opens the original)
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the federal government is putting $880-million behind a plan to get young workers paid, on-the-job experience in the skilled trades. Starting early next year, young Canadians will be able to access paid job placements for up to four months to get hands-on experience before beginning an apprenticeship. The funding comes from a bigger pot of $8-billion in spending that the Liberals have set aside since the spring economic update to promote the skilled trades across C
After a year of rate holds, markets see BoC’s next meeting as a coin flip (opens the original)
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Traders are increasingly betting that the Bank of Canada could end its string of interest rate holds and deliver a hike as early as next month. While many economists remain unconvinced that the central bank will raise the cost of borrowing this year, concerns that inflation could become a more persistent thorn than first thought have some pencilling in a tightening cycle to start in early 2027. The U.S. Federal Reserve broke its own stand-pat stance and delivered the United States’ first rate hi
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