The bottom line: Trump’s re-election doesn’t signal the end of the world, and any uncertainty can be balanced by looking at ...

The president-elect has pitched economic policies that, if imposed, could spell disaster for Canada, including a 10% to 20% ...

The typical U.S. Democrat voter, like his or her Canadian Liberal or NDP counterpart, has a higher-than-average income, a ...

Consumers tend to rank inflation among their biggest economic concerns ... beating its benchmark by 150 percentage points ...

Experts say Donald Trump’s election victory could shift interest rate policy in the U.S. as his promised policies risk higher ...

The Bank of Canada began cutting rates before the Fed as the Canadian economy weakened faster and more significantly under the weight of rate hikes meant to fight inflation. “I think the divergence in ...

Members felt confident inflation pressures would continue to subside, according to a summary of rate-decision deliberations ...

The United States, Britain and Sweden all cut interest rates this week, even as Donald Trump's U.S. election win introduced a ...

That’s according to the central bank’s summary of deliberations released Tuesday, which details the governing council’s ...

The numbers provide one piece of the puzzle that the Bank of Canada is assembling to decide whether to supersize the next ...

To measure inflation every month, Statistics Canada tracks the prices for a long list—what it calls a representative “basket”—of goods and services. The contents of the basket reflect how much ...

Inflation is now at 1.6%, below the Bank of Canada’s 2% target. Interest rates are falling rapidly and more cuts are on the way. The economy, while weak, has avoided a much-feared recession. And maybe ...