Morning Playbook

March 24: As China’s manufacturing number slow, we hop-skip over Greece to visit shortages in Venezuela and corruption scandals in Brazil

March 23: From mining projects, to the rise of the renminbi, to the Chinese-led development bank, the economic winds are shifting

March 19: The main one is how to be vague. Plus, Target gets a tax rebate, and Kardashian bonds make a comeback

March 18: The U.S. interest rate announcement is today, as oil slips south of $43 and protestors flock to the ECB

March 13: How much household debt can Canadians handle? Plus, gluten-free income inequality, and Frozen 2’s Disney windfall

March 12: Plus, as the euro bounces back and the greenback slows down, is a calmer day ahead for world currencies?

March 6: Just joking! As part-time work outpaces full-time jobs, Canadians are racking up the household debt, and fast. Plus, Super Bowl ads and eurozone optimism

March 5: A dose of hindsight – and stress tests – as we look back on banks in the year 2008. Plus, Brazil’s inflation battle and China’s growth expectations

March 4: The Bank of Canada keeps the benchmark rate steady. Plus, Target owes money to itself, and the U.S. is running out of room for their oil

March 3: For the first time in 15 years, the NASDAQ is above 5000. Plus, Scotiabank hikes its dividend and Blackberry kicks the keyboard