Carolyn Rogers News

07.11 / 19:01

markets COST economy Remark audience reports Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers warns against ‘tinkering’ with mortgage market

Bank of Canada deputy governor Carolyn Rogers is cautioning policymakers against “tinkering” with the mortgage market in an effort to improve housing affordability, warning that over-reliance on such measures could have long-term negative impacts.

06.11 / 23:51

markets COST Remark Bank of Canada official warns about dangers of ‘tinkering’ with mortgage rules

The Bank of Canada’s senior deputy governor is warning against adjusting mortgage rules to try to make the prospect of homeownership more affordable.

18.09 / 16:13

Target economy trends Cycling show reports Headlines ‘Still work to do’ on inflation even after hitting 2%: Bank of Canada official

Hitting the bull’s-eye on the two per cent inflation target in August was “good news” for the Bank of Canada, but it doesn’t mean the central bank’s efforts are done, according to a senior official.

27.06 / 00:37

markets COST Provident Manufacturing economy country reports Picking battery plants to solve Canada's productivity crisis 'dangerous road,' report says

Canada’s decision to provide billions of dollars’ worth of incentives to companies building battery plants could bolster the manufacturing sector, but may not be the ideal move to boost the country’s overall productivity levels that have been on the decline, says a new report by the Conference Board of Canada.

25.06 / 17:41

UPS economy Research pandemic trends country reports Posthaste: Canada's 'productivity emergency' called the most widespread in history outside the pandemic

When it comes to Canada’s productivity emergency, “the entire country is feeling the pain.”

13.06 / 16:15

UPS Digital Manufacturing economy pandemic show innovations Tiff Macklem says things are going to be difficult if productivity doesn't grow

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says businesses should be inspired by the “enormous amount of ingenuity” they showed during the pandemic to boost the country’s declining productivity levels, but a failure to keep doing so could make “everything more difficult going forward.”

10.05 / 12:35

markets UPS Strategy Trade show country reports Bank of Canada warns bets tied to timing of rate cuts are boosting leverage in some markets

Bank of Canada officials are monitoring pockets of increasing leverage and “stretched” asset valuations that could pose a threat to financial stability in the event of major price swings, but see no signs that a repeat of the 2008 Financial Crisis is imminent.

09.05 / 18:19

markets COST UPS Trade show reports strain Financial Bank of Canada warns nation's renters showing signs of financial strain

The Bank of Canada is raising concerns about the impact of higher interest rates on renters while acknowledging that, even as most households appear to be managing increased debt servicing costs, there are still many mortgage holders who will face large payment increases when they renew over the next two-and-a-half years.

23.04 / 13:43

FIVE Action Analysis Opinion wellness Cycling Commentary Opinion: The hidden federal budget assumption that most commentary missed

By Niels Veldhuis and Jake Fuss

17.04 / 18:39

UPS FIVE Extreme economy wellness Bill performer Jack Mintz: David Dodge wasn't wrong, this federal budget is 'one of the worst in decades'

David Dodge, former deputy finance minister and governor of the Bank of Canada, said before the 2024 federal budget was presented that it would “likely be one of the worst in decades.” He wasn’t wrong. The budget Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland delivered Tuesday fails to address the biggest problem currently facing Canada — our declining standard of living.

11.04 / 21:09

economy Research wellness Universities International Canada's productivity woes going from bad to worse, warn economists

Canada’s productivity problem has gone from bad to worse, a panel of economists told a conference in Toronto Thursday.

04.04 / 11:59

FIVE Action economy trends Trade performer rights Philip Cross: Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers is right. Weak productivity is a national crisis

A consensus is emerging that Canada’s chronically slow economic growth and weak productivity constitute a national crisis. Bank of Canada senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers last week called lagging productivity “an emergency,” saying “it’s time to break the glass.” With real GDP growth in the past decade the weakest since the 1930s and with real GDP languishing at 2014 levels, it’s hard to avoid that conclusion.

01.04 / 16:53

FIVE Gap economy pandemic country reports play Canada's productivity 'emergency' and the role newcomers play

Ever since the federal government announced its decision to place caps on temporary residents, economists have been talking about how the move could potentially compel businesses to invest more on technology instead of relying on “cheap labour” from abroad, which in the long run should help boost Canada’s struggling productivity rate.

26.03 / 18:41

UPS Gap economy wellness country audience Bank of Canada says the country faces a productivity 'emergency'

Canada must tackle weak productivity to inoculate the economy against factors that will drive future inflation, such as the pullback from globalization, said Carolyn Rogers, senior deputy governor of the Bank of Canada.

26.03 / 17:33

FIVE economy Sustainability wellness pandemic country reports Weak productivity is an economic ‘emergency,’ Bank of Canada warns

The Bank of Canada is warning that waning productivity growth in the country is an “emergency” that can force higher interest rates and limit rising wages for Canadians.

30.11 / 06:20

Digital economy show information 2020 Digital loonie? Bank of Canada survey results find most opposed

The Bank of Canada’s public consultations on the creation of a digital Canadian dollar reveal most respondents are opposed to it.

10.11 / 15:25

Waves economy Remark Nov testing Low NOT Higher for longer — and maybe forever: Bank of Canada deputy says ultra-low rates may not return

Bank of Canada senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers laid out the central bank’s view of the interest rate path going forward at an event in Vancouver Nov. 9 and indebted Canadians may not like what she had to say. The Financial Post’s Ian Vandaelle breaks down four key takeaways from Rogers’ speech.

10.11 / 15:25

FIVE economy Remark Immunic shock Interest rates may stay higher for good: Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers

The Bank of Canada’s No. 2 official urged preparation for interest rates staying elevated for longer.

09.11 / 22:31

Target Progressive Strategy pandemic show audience Central bank warns Canadians to plan for a period where rates may be higher

By Steve Scherer and David Ljunggren

04.11 / 01:05

Target Progressive Career economy concert consequences shock Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers urges 'close look' at negative-amortization mortgages

Canadian banks and regulators should take a hard look at mortgages that have allowed some households to run up large amounts of long-term debt as interest rates went up, the Bank of Canada’s no. 2 official said.

02.11 / 05:19

Waves FIVE Fighting economy country reports Bank of Canada held interest rate partly due to upcoming mortgage renewals: Macklem

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says the central bank held its key interest rate at five per cent in part because of the effect a wave of upcoming mortgage renewals is expected to have on the economy.

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