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Bank of Canada
How is it that our stock markets and house prices look like this is the best of times?
A pandemic, a trade war and rapidly shifting consumer demand are a recipe for goods inflation, National Bank's chief economist says.
The world's central banks are stuck between a rock and a hard place.
High government debt levels in the years to come will hold Canada back, Fitch Ratings says.
The longer the economic shock from COVID-19 goes on, the higher the risk households will become insolvent, the Bank of Canada warned.
Not everyone has access to credit and debit cards to pay with tap.
The bank has stopped making specific forecasts, due to the high level of uncertainty.
It's clear the people in charge see Canadian real estate as being too big to fail.
Borrowers will be better off, but for the millions of Canadians who are lenders, things are about to get tougher.
The recent panic in the markets has made it a good bet central banks will be cutting interest rates.