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Why a major foreign bank thinks the Canadian dollar is still ‘the pick for us'
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Michael Babad
Michael Babad
Foreign investors are ‘dumping’ federal bonds, shying away from Canada as global uncertainty rages
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Michael Babad
Michael Babad
Loan defaults in Canada are low. But they’re rising. Where and how they’re rising
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Michael Babad
Michael Babad
Canadian housing: A look at the sellers’ markets, the balanced markets and the one buyers’ market
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Michael Babad
Michael Babad
If you invest in Toronto stocks (and don’t care about the federal election), pray for a minority government
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Canada’s housing market (minus B.C.): ‘It’s Baaaack'
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‘Canada has become a country of renters and condo dwellers’: What building numbers show
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Don’t be fooled by strong economic numbers: Next federal government will face ‘fizzling growth’
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Michael Babad
Michael Babad
Insolvencies among Canadian consumers are surging
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Canada shines on list of most ‘livable’ cities: Where Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal rank
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How Canada’s housing market compares with many others. (Hint: It doesn’t)
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Freedom when, exactly? Canadians working longer, saving little amid low interest rates
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U.S.-China trade war is smiting Canada’s economy (and alarming the Bank of Canada)
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Double threat: Why stock markets could go to hell in a handcart
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Canada’s perkier housing market: Uh-oh, here we go again?
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Trump’s tariff reprieve: Like ‘Santa Claus stealing your bike and then giving it back to you as a holiday gift’
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Vancouver’s showing in global ranking of luxury real estate: Dead last
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Remember when you couldn’t afford a home in Toronto or Vancouver? Affordability has just improved big time (and you still can’t afford it)
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Global recession now a question of when, not if, economist David Rosenberg warns
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The rich are pulling back from the stock market (and they should know a thing or two)
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Three scenarios: From mild to ‘scorched earth,’ how the U.S.-China trade war could hit Canada and the Canadian dollar
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Overvalued? Overheated? Overly vulnerable? The state of 15 Canadian housing markets
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Try as it might, the U.S. can’t hold Huawei down
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morning business briefing
The cut heard round the world: A guide to the Federal Reserve’s pivotal rate decision this afternoon
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Trump should avoid talking smack about Canada if he wants a weaker dollar, bank says
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Who let the doves out? And beware if these central bankers can’t satisfy the markets this week
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‘President Trump has not yet made America greater’: Scotiabank’s scathing critique
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An ‘optimist’s guide’ to the economy and longest-ever expansion
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Housing market ‘has passed its cyclical bottom’: If you’re looking to buy or sell, check out this city-by-city look
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80¢ Canadian dollar suddenly within reach, bank says
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‘Out-dovished’: Key central bank decisions promise to move markets amid heightened uncertainty
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How the U.S. and China are suppressing Canada’s economy (and why the central bank is so perturbed)
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If it looks like a currency war, and quacks like a currency war, it’s still not necessarily a currency war. Yet
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Bank of Canada faces a tricky high-wire act this week: Strike the right tone and keep the Canadian dollar in check
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Falling behind: How pay levels are deteriorating in Canada
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More Canadians are drowning in debt, filing for insolvency
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