Canada's robust December job report shrinks rate cut bets
Canada's economy added nearly four times the number of jobs forecasted for December and reached its highest number in almost two years, shrinking bets for a rate cut later this month though one is still expected by the majority of economists.
Canada's biggest job gains in two years capped off 2024 on a high note before the economy is potentially thrown into a tariff ...
The economy added four times more jobs than expected in December, the largest monthly increase in nearly two years ...
In midday trading, the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX Composite Index was 1.2% lower at 24775.30, tracking a similar 1.2% drop for the week. Energy and consumer non-durables were the only sectors in ...
The Canadian government asked an independent labor board to order 55,000 Canada Post Corp. workers back to the job, a move that’s expected to end a strike that disrupted mail service for nearly ...
Trudeau out, Trump in, tariffs up, trade down – as Canadians embark on 2025, it’s clear this will be a year of upheaval ...
Canada's economy gained a net 90,900 jobs in December, largely in full-time work, and the jobless rate edged down to 6.7%, ...
Dapo Bankole had years of IT experience in Nigeria under his belt when he moved to Canada, but it still took him months to ...
Alberta’s unemployment rate dipped to 6.7 per cent in December, dropping by 1.2 percentage points from a month prior, ...
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