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Sheryl King
Former FreelanceEconomist

Sheryl is an independent macroeconomic strategist with over 20-years experience in the international financial industry and central banking. From 2009 to 2012, she was the chief strategist and economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Canada. Prior to that, Sheryl was the assistant chief economist at Merrill Lynch in New York, from 2004 to 2009. Sheryl started her career with 8 years at the Bank of Canada and holds bachelor and masters degrees in economics respectively from Concordia University and Carleton University.

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Don’t wait for rate hikes to bet on flatter bond yield curve
Sheryl King
Sheryl King
Is a broken output-gap yardstick messing with inflation numbers?
Sheryl King
Sheryl King
Is political risk driving the loonie?
Wage inflation: It’s closer than we (and the Fed) think
Like it or not, the Fed’s focus will remain on the unemployment rate
economy
Price shocks: The key to cracking Canada’s disinflation riddle
Forget labour shortages – could Canada be headed for a worker glut?
Is inflation low because consumers expect it to be low?
economy lab
Canada’s corporate ‘kludge’: The duct tape on our economy
Business capital investment the key to spurring Canadian GDP growth
economy lab
Don’t count Bank of Canada out of the rate-hike game just yet
economy
The IMF: The crisis backstop with strings attached
economy lab
Fed’s labour concerns are more than just a number
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Federal Reserve’s post-crisis chattiness could be a passing phase
economy lab
Emerging-market investors ponder those pesky J-curves
economy lab
Mark Carney’s princely new monetary policy
economy
The Bank of Canada’s new policy gap: Inflation
analysis
Prognosis grim for Toronto condo investors
Sheryl King
Sheryl King
economy lab
Shadow banking enters the spotlight; will an economic shadow follow?
Wages: An implausible inflation suspect