The Canadian dollar is set to strengthen over the coming year as the Bank of Canada potentially cuts interest rates just two ...

Canada's economy shrank in the second quarter by a much larger degree than expected on an annualized basis as U.S. tariffs ...

The Canadian economy is expected to grow moderately in the first quarter of 2025, finds the latest Main Street Quarterly report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

The latest Canadian GDP figures are removing any doubt about the impact of US tariffs, with the economy contracting 1.6% in Q2 with weakness in exports. James Marple shares his outlook.

The BoC forecast in July that the economy would grow 2.8% in the third quarter, but data released since then have led economists to predict growth of about half that figure.

Persistent uncertainty around US trade policy has kept Canadian businesses on tenterhooks, discouraging hiring.

The Canadian economy contracted for the first time in nearly two years as the trade war with the U.S. pinched exports and business investment.

The Canadian dollar fell for a fourth straight day against its U.S. counterpart on Thursday, as a pick-up in U.S. services ...

Based on the stronger-than-expected performance of the Canadian economy in 4Q24, BofA economists have revised their growth forecast for 2025 upward to 2.4% from 2.3%.

Three points! 4) The Canadian market did lag the S&P 500 all year. This, frankly, was one of our easier predictions last year, considering the weaker Canadian economic picture. Another point.

The Canadian Dollar’s sharp reversal on Friday, driven by darkening labor market skies, has sewered odds of a Loonie resurgence. USD/CAD is back into the 1.3850 region, and has chalked in a fresh ...

Wondering how the US dollar will compare to the Canadian dollar in the near future? This USD to CAD forecast offers insights into these two currencies.