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TD and Scotiabank join other banks in promising to deploy over $250 billion worth of capital at home

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Toronto-Dominion Bank and Bank of Nova Scotia have committed to deploy billions of dollars over five years to accelerate growth in sectors they deem critical for the future of Canada’s economy, following similar steps taken by the other big Canadian lenders ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s investment summit.

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Canada’s inflation rate stays steady at 3% as gas and grocery price growth slows

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Canada’s annual inflation rate remained steady at three per cent in August as gasoline and grocery prices rose at a slower pace, but economists say the elevated print is not enough to compel the Bank of Canada to hike interest rates later this year.

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Odds of a Bank of Canada rate hike in December rise with oil in the inflation ‘driver’s seat,’ say economists

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Canada’s annual rate of inflation in August may have remained at three per cent, but some economists say the odds of a December rate hike by the Bank of Canada have increased due to surging global oil prices. Here’s what economists had to say about inflation and what’s next for the Bank of Canada and interest rates.

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Garry Marr: Are we building too many apartments now?

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Times have changed since the national purpose-built rental vacancy rate dipped to 1.5 per cent in 2023. In fact, a panel of real estate executives at the Canadian Apartment Investment Conference this week debated whether Canada is building almost too many units now.

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Are investors underestimating the risk of 1970s-style stagflation?

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The problem many investors are missing today is that the inflation we’re seeing isn’t being driven by excessive consumer demand, an overheated housing market or a wage-price spiral. In fact, the wage data suggest the exact opposite.

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