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Canada

Canadian Tax Holiday Hiding Inflation Surge, BoC Should Pause Cuts: BMO

February 19, 2025

Canada’s tax holiday ran for two months but it probably felt much shorter, and with good reason. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) accelerated in January. The central bank’s preferred inflation measures are now approaching the upper bound, and will bust through it like the Kool-Aid Man once the temporary […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Jump Despite Inventory Growth 8x Sales

February 18, 2025

Canadian real estate prices are climbing despite an eroding economic and population outlook. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows prices climbed sharply in January. It wasn’t due to a tightening market, as the growth rate of new listings was 8x that of home sales. Rising prices were almost certainly due to exuberance and policymakers […]

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Toronto’s Unemployed Population Hits 357k, Nearly 1 In 11 Workers

February 14, 2025

Canada’s largest city is commonly known as the country’s economic capital, but that may change soon. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Toronto CMA region added tens of  thousands of jobs in January, but added even more unemployed people. Nearly 1 in 11 of the region’s workers are now actively unemployed and seeking work—a […]

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Canada’s Non-Productive Building Boom—Inflation Killed 70% of Growth

February 13, 2025

Canadians are paying a lot more for a lot less, even when it comes to construction investment. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows that investment in building construction ended the year much higher in December. Before getting too excited, a quick dive past the headlines into the agency’s data in real (inflation-adjusted) terms tells a […]

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Canadian Consumer Insolvencies Just Saw A 2009-Like Growth Surge

February 12, 2025

Canada has some of the most highly indebted households in the world, and they may be approaching their breaking point. Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) data shows December was one of the busiest in years for consumer insolvencies. The year ended with the most filings since 2009, growing at a pace similar to […]

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Canadian Banks Saw Mortgages In Arrears Jump 22% Higher

February 11, 2025

Canada’s largest mortgage lenders are in an unusually long-lasting rut. Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) data shows its members are seeing more mortgages fall into arrears in November. The arrears rate is now moving at one of the fastest paces ever recorded, rising from record lows to a 3-year high in a matter of months. At […]

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Toronto Real Estate Prices Rise As Sales Fall & Inventory Surges 70% Higher

February 5, 2025

Greater Toronto real estate prices are back, and it appears it’s being driven entirely by exuberance. TRREB data shows that home sales fell in January, while inventory surged. The demand balance showed some of the weakest sales on record, traditionally applying downward pressure on prices. However, the optimism over mortgage rules changing gave a handful […]

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Bank of Canada Cuts & Ends QT, Loonie Plunges Further

January 29, 2025

Canada’s central bank slashed its key interest rate, as widely expected—but went even further. Earlier today, the Bank of Canada (BoC) announced it would slash the overnight rate by 25 basis points (bps), as well as end its quantitative tightening (QT) program pre-maturely. The central bank has been amongst the fastest easing in the world, […]

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Canada’s Big Unemployment Revisions Leave Puzzling Job Picture: BMO

January 28, 2025

One of Canada’s largest banks warns the central bank’s rate decision won’t be easy this week. BMO economists wrote to investors to outline the difficulty the Bank of Canada (BoC) will have sifting through the noise. Following historical revisions, the Labor Force Survey (LFS) data shows employment is much stronger than previously believed. However, the […]

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Canadian Real Estate Slips, Ontario Sees Sharpest Correction By Far

January 27, 2025

Canadian real estate isn’t getting much of a boost despite lower rates and billions in stimulus. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows the price of a typical home (composite benchmark) slipped lower in December. Despite plunging rates, most provinces saw prices grind lower and all but one remained lower than the record high. Meanwhile, […]

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