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Kevin Carmichael
Former StaffCorrespondent

Kevin Carmichael is a former reporter and correspondent for The Globe and Mail. He was Report on Business's correspondent in Washington and has covered finance and economics for over a decade.

A native of New Brunswick's Upper St. John River Valley, Kevin graduated from Carleton University with a combined degree in journalism and political science in 1996. He joined The Globe and Mail's Ottawa bureau in early 2008, writing extensively about the financial crisis. Kevin was nominated for a 2010 National Magazine Award in business writing for a profile of Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.

26

Years in Journalism

Education

Carleton University

Professional affliations

Centre for International Governance Innovation

Latest articles

economy lab
Old rules don’t apply in Stephen Poloz’s post-crisis world
report on business
Despite ‘taper’ delay, Yellen still favourite to head Fed
economy lab
Jobless rate an imperfect measure, but not a useless one for Bernanke
u.s. federal reserve board
A fractious fall looms in Washington now Summers is out of the running
u.s. business
With Summers out of Fed race, markets weigh other contenders
economy lab
The delicate art (and science) of tapering
rob magazine
What we learned from the Lehman collapse
taxation
Corporate tax cutting makes return to U.S. political agenda
economy lab
Obama raises battle cry in war for the middle class
u.s. economy
Trio of U.S. economic reports shouldn’t rattle markets
new
Obama’s goal: Restore middle class prosperity
economy
Obama vows to use ‘executive authority’ to push forward his economic agenda
economy lab
Global economic growth may depend on having more women working
Bernanke’s quest for clarity should be praised, not criticized
agenda
Poloz could surprise with first policy decision by pushing back rate rise
the lunch
World Bank’s Jim Yong Kim: A doctor’s bold prescription to cure poverty
economy lab
Central banks take shine to Canadian dollar (but they like Australian dollar more)
U.S. companies trim workers’ hours to skirt Obamacare
the lunch
The FDIC's Sheila Bair: Going bare-knuckled against Wall Street
report on business
Hints of Bernanke’s departure add to Fed policy worries
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