Mark Rendell

BoC’s Macklem highlights inflation fighting errors, lessons learned in new essay

Canada’s inflation rate fell to 2.9% in January. Here’s what happens next

What does restoring affordable home ownership actually mean? One economist crunches the numbers

Why the ‘last mile’ of inflation is the hardest

BoC meeting summary shows central bankers wary of cutting rates too early, having to reverse course

Bank of Canada’s Tiff Macklem spells out limits of monetary policy, says interest rates won’t solve housing affordability

Inflation’s last mile to Bank of Canada’s 2-per-cent target could be a long and winding road

Macklem says monetary policy can’t solve housing inflation, urges governments to help boost home construction

Former Bank of Canada deputy governor Beaudry sees first interest rate cut in July

Bank of Canada keeps key rate at 5%, says talks have shifted away from more hikes

Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate at 5% in first decision of 2024. Here’s what’s next

Bank of Canada expected to hold rates steady, while analysts watch for hints of coming cuts

The Bank of Canada retools its economic forecasting for a future that does not look like the past

Canada’s inflation rate ticked up to 3.4% in December. Here’s what happens next

Bank of Canada surveys show weak business environment, lower inflation expectations

Canada’s job growth stalls in December, while wages accelerate

Global shipping rates spike on Red Sea attacks

Home sales dropped by double digits in Toronto and Vancouver in 2023

Bank of Canada’s Tiff Macklem talks interest rates, inflation, and being cast as Canada’s economic villain

Bank of Canada officials more confident that rates are high enough, according to meeting summary