Despite a decline in general inflation, grocery prices have increased at double the rate of everything else. That could mean more rate hikes ahead.

Governor Tiff Macklem said the Bank of Canada needs to keep interest rates steady to avoid slowing the economy too much, defending his decision to pause hikes in remarks that ... More

"They are in a very difficult situation in which they have to tell you they are done without telling you they are done"

The Bank of Canada’s interest rate hikes this year have “begun to work” to cool Canada’s overheated economy and slow inflation, the central bank’s ... More

The Bank of Canada is expected to increase interest rates once more this week, capping off a tumultuous year for the central bank.

While Governor Tiff Macklem had left the door open to another oversized increase, the inflation data was seen supporting a downshift to a standard 25-bp increase, with the ... More

ven as warnings about a potential recession grow louder, the Bank of Canada is expected to announce another hefty interest rate hike on Wednesday.

Many economists say a mild recession is on the cards as they look ahead to 2023.

Having already raised interest rates by 300 basis points this year, the Bank of Canada’s Tiff Macklem confirmed on Thursday that additional rate hikes (plural form) are ... More

With high inflation and rising interest rates, a new survey has found nearly one in five Canadians say they're putting off buying a home.

While many economists have predicted the Bank of Canada’s interest rate will peak at 4%, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has gone five ... More

A massive rate jump at the central bank’s meeting next month is a near certainty, economists say

The Bank of Canada on Wednesday said the coronavirus outbreak was set to trigger the biggest ever near-term Canadian downturn but suspended its regular economic forecasts, ... More

The Bank of Canada is cutting its key interest target by half a percentage point to 0.25 per cent in an unscheduled rate announcement.

A measure of Canada’s consumer confidence has reported its biggest drop ever amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Bank of Canada cut its trend-setting interest rate by half a percentage point to 0.75 per cent from 1.25 per cent in a surprise move on Friday aimed at softening the ... More

The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady but expressed heightened concern about a slowing economy.

There will be growth for the Canadian economy in the next two years as the country avoids recession.

A global recession would bring challenges for the global real estate market but it is unlikely next year according to one major firm’s leader.

The cities where commercial real estate will thrive will be those that can adapt to the emerging demands of corporates and investors according to a new report.

Surprise city makes the list.

The Bank of Canada resisted pressure from investors by declining to signal it will soon follow global peers in easing monetary policy.

Here’s a look at how lower rates south of the border could ripple through our country, according to five experts.

Canadian inflation quickened in May on increases across all eight major components, giving the Bank of Canada plenty of scope to hold ... More

Canada should hold off on changes to make homebuying more affordable but should speed up efforts to reduce trade barriers within its borders, advises the International Monetary ... More

Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said he sees the slowdown in Canada’s economy as temporary and that interest rates will likely go up – he just doesn’t ... More

The latest reading of Canada’s economy brings both good and bad news for the housing market.

Poloz's optimism Monday about the future could ease speculation the central bank could lower rates.

The start of 2019 saw an uptick for Canada’s construction sector as both residential and non-residential posted gains; and a stronger showing for real estate ... More

Here are four record-breaking phenomena that suggest we have reached a real turning point in Canadian real estate.