Michael Gregory News
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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says he will soon name a replacement for Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, leaving the new candidate with no more than about a month to prepare for the job.
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Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty plans to eliminate the country’s deficit before the next election in 2015 by limiting spending growth to the slowest pace since the 1990s and banking on an accelerated recovery.
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Canada is reducing commercial banks’ ability to use insured mortgages as balance-sheet capital, according to budget documents released today.
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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty safeguarded Canada’s status as the only Group of Seven country with a stable top credit rating after releasing a fiscal plan that eliminates the country’s deficit in two years.
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Bond sales by Canadian provinces surged in the third quarter to the highest in almost a decade as borrowers took advantage of record-low interest rates and steady investor appetite to raise funds.
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Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney may water down his intention to raise interest rates today amid economic growth that has lagged forecasts.
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The Bank of Montreal reduced its forecast for how fast Canada’s central bank will raise its key interest rate, citing Europe’s debt crisis and evidence of sluggish U.S. economic growth.
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Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said the need to raise interest rates is less urgent because the economy will take longer to reach full output, keeping inflation below target until the second half of next year.
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Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Tiff Macklem, who may be promoted to lead the central bank later this year, said economic growth is slower than expected and will accelerate later this year.
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Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney will probably repeat today that higher interest rates may become necessary “over time” as heavily-indebted consumers lead the country’s meager growth.
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