The Toronto Stock Exchange closed down for the first session in three on Tuesday as Canadian inflation turned sharply higher last month, but losses were capped as some investors await further clarity ...

The consumer-price index jumped 2.6% in February from a year earlier, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. That marked the largest increase in eight months and snapped a run of six str ...

The consumer-price index increased 1.1% in February and advanced 2.6% compared with a year earlier, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. That was fastest annual pace since last June and well above the 2.2% ...

TORONTO (Reuters) -Canada's annual inflation rate rose to a higher than expected 2.6% in February, on broad-based increases, including the end of the GST/HST holiday on food and certain other items, ...

Housing starts across Canada were down in February, declining 4.3% on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said Monday. The market was expecting 248,790 ...

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President Donald Trump’s frenzied tariff barrage has been marked by reversals and faulty rollouts, baffling US trading ...

However, the US labor market and broader economy ... Fast-rising housing prices have certainly played their part in keeping overall inflation above the Fed’s target. Shelter inflation, which ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday will address Congress for the first time in his second term, and he’ll do with an economy ...

On top of that, inflation remains above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target rate and a recession is still possible in 2024. This begs the question: Could the housing market be on the verge of a crash?