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Stock news: Canada’s big banks raise dividends after strong Q2 earnings May 29th
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Canadian Credit Card Companies Are Offering Relief to Customers Affected by COVID-19 + MORE Mar 24th
Early last week, the government announced a myriad of relief efforts, including immediate plans to extend the 2019 tax deadline for individuals to June 1, 2020. Following suit, major cities, including Toronto, granted extensions to grace periods for utility bill payments and launched measures for f.... More »
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The roots of organic farming in the United Kingdom can be traced to the fascism movement that began after the First World War. Rick Barrett/ambitious creative co, CC BY-SA
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Canada’s interconnected banks are vulnerable to a cascading series of cyberattacks that could undermine broad confidence in the financial system, the Bank of Canada warns.
Carolyn Wilkins. (Photograph by Erin Schaff)Inflation is coming.
Ha-ha! You don’t believe me, do you? I can hardly blame you. Economists used to talk about prices as if they were barely domesticated animals: loosen the tether, and they will will take off on you. Those economists now look like fools. As central banks dropped interest rates to zero to fight the Great Recession, the True Believers warned of apocalyptic spikes in sticker prices.
It never happened. Inflation has been a non-story for years. In fact, the central bankers have tended to worry that prices could head in the opposition direction. In October, 2016, Carolyn Wilkins, senior deputy governor at the Bank of Canada, told an audience in Trois Rivieres, Quebec, that “risks to the profile for inflation have tilted somewhat to the downside.” Forgive her the slip into jargon. It was actually a foreboding statement. What she meant was that because the economy was so weak, the central bank was worried prices might actually start to decline…
