Bank of Canada

Econ-o-metrics: Don’t make too much of one month of slightly hotter inflation, but the trend bolsters Bank of Canada’s outlook

Econ-o-metrics: The Bank of Canada’s critics will say stubbornly low inflation means the latest rate hike was a mistake. But it might just mean the bank waits longer until the next hike.

The Bank of Canada’s decision to increase interest rates, while necessary, will put upward pressure on the loonie, making life more difficult for exporters

Econo-metrics: With the Bank of Canada raising interest rates, the big banks have been quick to follow suit. That never seems to happen when rates are falling.

Household debt, weak investment and uncertainty about inflation makes everything about the economy feel temporary. Including Wednesday’s rate bump.

Econ-o-metric: Today may go down in history as the day Canada shook off its hangover from the financial crisis

Here are six animated graphs that show Canada’s economic turnaround in action—and one that shows what’s still missing

Canadians have come to expect ever cheaper debt. An interest rate hike this week would mark the reversal of that trend.

It was expected Trump’s policies would juice the economy in the short term, but his disastrous first six months in office have shown that won’t be the case

Econ-o-metric: Hockey playoffs help push April gains, bolsters signs of recovery