Monthly Economic Letter
Here you'll find concise data and clear analysis prepared by our team of economists, including interest rates, economic growth, business credit conditions, and more.
In the current issue:
When the labour market eases, we normally expect wage growth to also slow, as bargaining power shifts to employers. However, we have yet to see a significant deceleration in wages, probably because of structural changes in the economy that will continue to influence the labour market. Will business leaders get a break on wages this year? Read more
Archives
- April 2024—Housing market: Is the roller-coaster ride finally over?
- March 2024—What impact will lower interest rates in Canada and the U.S. have on the dollar?
- February 2024—What do Canadian consumers have in store for entrepreneurs in 2024?
- January 2024—You have questions... we have answers!
- December 2023—2024: The economy slips into neutral
- November 2023—Where are interest rates headed?
- October 2023—Let's talk recession!
- September 2023—3 ways Canada’s population boom is impacting the economy and your business
- July 2023—Will a new round of interest rate hikes trigger a recession?
- June 2023—Will businesses finally get a break from labour shortages and rising wages?
- May 2023—Has the Canadian housing market hit bottom?
- April 2023—Could U.S. banking turmoil turn into a financial crisis?