Core inflation remains sticky, leaving the BoC in wait-and-see mode

Opinion: If Trump’s trade target is a customs union, Canada will have a big decision to make

Insolvencies rose in June and have been relatively stable over the past year

Employment drops in July, but mind the seasonality

Year one of TMX: Increased export diversification, disappearing oil discount, and C$13bn in extra revenues

With higher economic activity in June, Canada may have avoided a recession

Bank of Canada: On hold, but willing to cut if underlying inflationary pressures ease

Housing activity improves, as the extreme uncertainty eases somewhat

Insolvencies remain on a declining trend in May, despite the trade shock

Core inflation remains a concern for the BoC, meaning no cut in July