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Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate steady at 0.25%

Governor Tiff Macklem has said the rate won't move from the lower effective bound until an economic recovery is well underway, which the bank doesn't expect to happen until 2023.

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A Roaring 20s economic rebound for Canada depends on these things

Pent-up demand for social interaction, plus record savings during COVID-19, could fuel an economic bump reminiscent of the Roaring 20s, a growing number of economists say.

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Canada’s coronavirus response can shift economy’s direction to low-carbon:...

Analysts are saying that Canada could hasten its recovery and position itself for a low-carbon economy by the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Bank of Canada tracking supply, consumer demand for next economic outlook

In July, the central bank will release an updated economic outlook for the country and make its next interest rate announcement.

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Retail sales fell 2.1% in December amid Omicron, early estimates show

Statistics Canada says sales in November climbed in six of 11 subsectors, representing nearly 63.8 per cent of retail trade.

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Ottawa cut deficit down to $69.8B during most of last fiscal year

In its monthly fiscal monitor report, the Finance Department says the tally compared with a deficit of $282.6 billion for the same period of 2020-21.

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Ottawa posts a surplus of $10.2B in 1st quarter of fiscal year

Revenue was up $18.7 billion, or nearly 21 per cent, while program expenditures fell by $29 billion or 25 per cent largely due to lower transfers to individuals and businesses.

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