The Fed is ‘slowly winning’: What economists have to say about the latest U.S. inflation data
U.S. inflation reached its lowest year-over-year level in more than 3 years in July, opening the door to interest rate cuts. Find out more. Source
Posthaste: Students are stretched increasingly thin as cost of living climbs
More than a quarter of university and college students are thinking about dropping out of school due to rising costs. Read more. Source
‘Discipline is in order’: Caisse de dépôt braces for volatility after posting 4.2% return in first half
Caisse returns were driven by strength in equity and private equity portfolios, but the fund still fell short of its benchmark. Keep reading Source
Metro reports lower earnings as consumers searched for more value
Metro reported lower profits in the third quarter as Canadians looked to get more out of their buck in an inflationary environment. Read on. Source
Government Invests $3.2 Million in Northern Ontario Film Industry
Discover how Ontario's $3.2 million investment in northern film projects through the NOHFC is boosting Sudbury's economy. Source
Posthaste: Downturn expected to get worse before Bank of Canada rate cuts kick in
Bank of Canada interest rate cuts won't boost the Canadian economy until next year, say economists. Read more Source
Everything you need to know about the state of alcohol sales in Ontario
Since LCBO workers walked off the job on July 5, Ontarians have been wondering just how long and dry their summer might be. Find out more Source
What you need to know about the IT outage disrupting services in Canada and around the world
Global IT outage linked to CrowdStrike software has disrupted airports, hospitals, news channels and more around the world. Find out more Source
More older Canadians fear losing their job as employment market weakens, survey says
More Canadians are starting to worry about their livelihood as weakness in the job market grows, a new survey says. Read more. Source
‘It remains tough going:’ Bank of Canada will have to keep cutting to perk up weary consumers, economists say
Here's what economists have to say about new retail sales data and what it means for the economy and the Bank of Canada. Find out more. Source