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Bank of Canada senior deputy outlines dilemma at centre of housing affordability (opens the original)
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Housing affordability has been a top concern for Canadians for many years and won’t be solved anytime soon, said Carolyn Rogers, the Bank of Canada’s senior deputy governor, in a speech in Victoria, B.C., on Thursday. Rogers said the housing market is facing a dilemma. Families have less money at their disposal when the majority of their household income goes to rent or mortgage payments — which, in aggregate, can weigh on economic growth. Lower prices can bring some relief for homebuyers, but i
Canada's economy stalls after three months of growth (opens the original)
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Canada’s real gross domestic product remained flat in July following three months of expansion, an early sign that economic growth may have slowed in the third quarter following a second-quarter rebound. Gains in construction, 1.3 per cent, and utilities, 1.7 per cent, were offset by decreases in the manufacturing and mining sectors in July, as well as quarrying and oil and gas extraction — which contracted by 0.9 per cent and 0.5 per cent month over month, respectively. Contractions in retail a
Canadian retail sales drop for the first time in almost a year (opens the original)
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Canadian consumers pulled back on spending in July, a slowdown after stronger sales during the first half of the year. Retail sales fell by 0.7 per cent monthly to $73.7 billion in July, the first drop since December 2025, according to data from Statistics Canada published on Thursday morning. The decrease followed a 0.6 per cent rise to $74.3 billion in sales in June. In volume terms, retail sales decreased by 0.7 per cent in July. SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE: FP West: Energy Insider brings you behind
Bank of Canada to make rate decisions based on domestic economy, not markets or the Fed, says Macklem (opens the original)
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Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem said the central bank’s governing council will continue to make monetary policy decisions based on economic realities in Canada, rather than be influenced by Federal Reserve decisions or market predictions. Speaking to reporters after a speech in Halifax on Monday, Macklem said there are key differences between the Canadian and American economies, leading to different interest rate decisions. Inflation rates in both countries have been running hot for months
Bank of Canada developing new AI model to help with economic forecasts: Macklem (opens the original)
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The Bank of Canada is developing a new model designed to help officials with economic forecasting. The model, named Prima, was announced on Monday morning as part of central bank governor Tiff Macklem’s speech in Halifax, where he warned that the new United States tariffs could slash Canada’s fourth-quarter growth in half. Macklem said the model will help monetary policymakers distinguish between temporary inflation pressures and more persistent ones. It will also help consider alternative scena
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