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29.01 / 17:29
UPS Fighting Food Trade War country travelers David Rosenberg: There are better ways for Canada to fight back than a full-on trade war
I actually had a subscriber in the United States admonish me last week and call Canadians a bunch of crybabies and parasites.
28.02 / 15:23
COST UPS economy Election Trade War country David Rosenberg: It may not seem obvious today, but Trump has done Canada a big favour when it comes to the future
The United States sends tremendous support to its allies around the world, but the payback has typically been a more stable world — it doesn’t always work, mind you, as we have seen these past three years. But no country benefits more from a tranquil world than the U.S.
20.02 / 12:57
UPS economy BAY Research Trade reports prevention Weaker Canadian dollar leaves 'thumbprints all over' inflation report, says Rosenberg
The “thumbprints” of a weaker Canadian dollar made their mark in January’s consumer price index (CPI) report, well-known Bay Street economist David Rosenberg said.
06.02 / 17:47
markets Platform economy Trade President War social Canadian dollar trades above 70 cents U.S. as tariff threat recedes
The Canadian dollar climbed above 70 cents U.S. early Wednesday with the immediate threat of a trade war on hold for the next month.
03.02 / 22:13
markets UPS economy Trade President War reports Canadian dollar dips below 68 cents U.S. to hit lowest level in more than two decades
The Canadian dollar dropped below 68 cents U.S. for the first time in more than two decades on Monday before rebounding by more than a cent, as uncertainty over a North American trade war sparked volatility across financial markets.
17.12 / 20:01
COST Target Sustainability Research President reports Canada's inflation rate cools more than expected
Canada’s inflation rate slowed to 1.9 per cent in November, slightly below forecast and down from two per cent in October, a deceleration that economists said should give the Bank of Canada room to continue to ease its policy rate.
16.12 / 15:47
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— Howard Marks, co-founder Oaktree Capital Management Inc.
12.12 / 20:17
markets UPS Gap economy Research rights Posthaste: What the Bank of Canada's second jumbo rate cut means for the Canadian dollar
You might have thought the Bank of Canada‘s latest interest rate cut — a second consecutive 50-basis-point whopper — would have sent the loonie plunging, but you were wrong if you did.
26.11 / 21:39
markets UPS Platform Research Trade President social Loonie watch: ‘Nothing but dead air’ stopping the Canadian dollar from hitting 68 cents U.S., says Rosenberg
The Canadian dollar plunged more than half a cent and fell back below 71 cents U.S. after incoming U.S. president Donald Trump said he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports over border and drug issues.
15.10 / 18:43
COST UPS Target Food Research wellness Headlines Inflation for September eases to 1.6%, below the Bank of Canada's target rate
Canada’s inflation rate fell to 1.6 per cent in September, dropping well below the Bank of Canada’s two per cent target and increasing bets that the central bank will accelerate cuts to its policy interest rate.
17.09 / 21:29
markets COST UPS Target Research President Inflation rate slows to 2%, raising odds of bigger Bank of Canada rate cut
Inflation slowed to two per cent in August, hitting the Bank of Canada’s target and adding to the case for more aggressive interest rate cuts.
11.09 / 18:51
markets UPS FIVE Gap economy Cycling David Rosenberg: Canada is in crisis, but maybe not for much longer
The announcement that the New Democratic Party is splintering from its coalition with the Liberals served as a reminder of what a colossal mess the government has left the national economy. The imbalances are shocking and numerous.
25.07 / 00:05
UPS Target economy Cycling reports Headlines rowing Bank of Canada cuts interest rate again and signals more to come
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday cut its interest rate by 25 basis points for a second time in a row, citing a pullback in household spending on both consumer goods and housing as a reason to bring the rate down to 4.5 per cent even as price pressures in shelter and services continue to keep inflation elevated.
17.07 / 14:17
markets UPS Waves FIVE Extreme economy Cycling David Rosenberg: Sorry folks, bear markets, bubbles and recessions are not things of the past
Every mania and bubble share differences and similarities, but the current wave of artificial-intelligence optimism looks a lot like what we experienced with the internet euphoria in the late 1990s.
28.06 / 17:27
COST UPS FIVE Waters trends reports David Rosenberg: Bank of Canada has nothing to fret about despite CPI hysteria
The bond bulls and Bank of Canada policy doves were on the receiving end of a splash of water this past week. The consumer price index doubled consensus expectations in May, coming in at 0.6 per cent (not seasonally adjusted). That, in turn, pushed the year-over-year trend back up to 2.9 per cent from 2.7 per cent in April (consensus here was looking for further deceleration to 2.6 per cent).
13.06 / 16:15
markets UPS FIVE economy Cycling 2020 David Rosenberg: Poor economy means Bank of Canada has to keep cutting rates
That is all anyone needs to know. The beauty is that the market is only priced for two Bank of Canada rate cuts between now and the end of the year. We think the central bank will be cutting at all four remaining meetings.
31.05 / 16:11
markets UPS Citi Research classical Headlines Fix or float is the big mortgage question as Bank of Canada rate cuts approach
This Wednesday could be a game-changer for family budgets everywhere. If not then, mark your calendars for July 24.
29.05 / 11:17
economy Food wellness country recommendations rights David Rosenberg: These 14 stocks could benefit from Canada's immigration boom
Even with record low fertility and birth rates, Canada is undergoing a nearly unprecedented population boom — well in excess of three per cent annualized growth. The reason is clear: an unrivalled immigration surge that hit an inflow of almost 1.3 million people from other countries around the world in 2023. Without this, the civilian population would be in decline.
27.05 / 14:21
Target economy Research President reports Videos Interviews Another hold on interest rates risks further damage to the economy
With Canada’s latest inflation figures paving the way for a policy rate cut, some economists worry another hold by the Bank of Canada could further damage the economy.

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