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How do inflation numbers change the rate cut schedule?
Dawn Desjardins, chief economist at Deloitte Canada, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about whether newly-released inflation numbers will affect the Bank of Canada's rate cut schedule.
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The canoe that built Canada
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How to make a perfect, handcrafted wooden canoe. To read this story and more: business.financialpost.com/ Subscribe to watch more Financial Post videos: bit.ly/3380Px3 Like us on Facebook: bit.ly/2WfhwFt Follow us on Twitter: bit.ly/2vhdRvE Follow Larysa Harapyn on Instagram: bit.ly/392zXBU Sign up for our daily newsletter: bit.ly/356tUtB
Homebuilder sentiment still 'quite low'
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Kevin Lee, CEO of Canadian Home Builders' Association, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about how homebuilder sentiment is still 'quite low'.
Budgeting trends that could save you money
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Kelley Keehn, founder of Money Wise Workplaces, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about the budgeting trends that could save you money.
Rent growth is outpacing home price gains
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Phil Soper, CEO of Royal LePage, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about how affordability challenges still remain in the Canadian rental market.
What changes to capital gains tax mean to you
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Jamie Golombek, managing director of Tax and Estate Planning at CIBC Private Wealth, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about what Canadians can expect when the capital gains tax inclusion rate rises on June 25.
Can Canada find critical minerals in its north?
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The energy transition will require massive amounts of metals for new batteries, wind turbines and other technologies. Some see vast potential in the Arctic, but not everyone.
Fed rate cut could come sooner than markets think
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Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about where markets might be headed now that central banks have started cutting interest rates.
Challenges Ahead With Canada'S Top 5 Trading Partners
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Mairead Lavery, President and CEO of Export Development Canada, talks with Financial Posts Larysa Harapyn about the challenges ahead with Canadas top 5 trading partners.
Canada’s priciest cottage listings
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Here are three of the most expensive recreational properties listed for sale in Canada. To read this story and more: business.financialpost.com/ Subscribe to watch more Financial Post videos: bit.ly/3380Px3 Like us on Facebook: bit.ly/2WfhwFt Follow us on Twitter: bit.ly/2vhdRvE Follow Larysa Harapyn on Instagram: bit.ly/392zXBU Sign up for our daily newsletter: bit.ly/356tUtB
Markets mixed after scaled back rate cut expectations
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Earl Davis, Head of Fixed Income at BMO Global Asset Management talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about markets mixed reaction after scaled back rate cut expectations.
Canadian dollar weak but not 'falling through the floor'
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Karl Schamotta, Chief Market Strategist at Corpay, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about the stable U.S. dollar and how the Canadian dollar may be weak, but it's 'not falling through the floor'.
National Bank's bid to buy Canadian Western Bank 'a strategic win'
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Nigel D'Souza, Senior Investment Analyst at Veritas, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about how the National Bank of Canada's bid to buy Canadian Western Bank is a strategic win, and the likelihood of another Canadian bank merger.
What interest rate cut means to mortgages, housing market
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Leah Zlatkin, mortgage broker and Lowest Rates expert, talks to the Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about how the Bank of Canada's interest rate cut will affect mortgages and the housing market.
Old church, new look
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Three church makeover projects that have put a new spin on old structures.
Bank of Canada to 'stay cautious' after rate cut
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Bank of Canada to 'stay cautious' after rate cut
Canadian banks suffering under higher-for-longer interest rates
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Canadian banks suffering under higher-for-longer interest rates
Low-cost airlines don't work in Canada
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Low-cost airlines don't work in Canada
Bank of Canada will move before the Fed
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Bank of Canada will move before the Fed
How much the Bank of Canada will cut in 2024
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How much the Bank of Canada will cut in 2024
Canada probably already in recession: David Rosenberg
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Canada probably already in recession: David Rosenberg
Mortgage lenders offering 'extreme discounts'
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Mortgage lenders offering 'extreme discounts'
It will take years for dust to settle on TD scandal
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It will take years for dust to settle on TD scandal
Bank of Canada risks recession if it waits: Rosenberg
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Bank of Canada risks recession if it waits: Rosenberg
Lookout Tesla! Malcolm Bricklin leaps into future with 3-wheeled EV.
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Lookout Tesla! Malcolm Bricklin leaps into future with 3-wheeled EV.
Mark carney is just Trudeau in a nicer suit.
Good for PP
Mark can never be prime minister. The country will fall.
BYE BYE CARNEY!!!
think it would be great come on down
1% interest cut is good to help many small businesses in their loan interest payments....every 1% rate reduction in business loans can help another year of survival in this recessionary economy.
Canadian need change of leadership Canadian will take back freedom of leadership Mr.Pierre poilievre will be great Leadership for all Canadian
Mr Gotcha isn’t even listening
A free market runs the economy not a bum voted in promising free stuff.
Trudea is getting Asian vote. He is running out
We need a free market economy now. You clowns. Get a brain. Go out and buy a brain. Because you weren't born with one. Bums
All these answers why inflation is going up. Yet no one on here blames the BoC and govt. They are the trouble makers not Canada. They are the trouble makers. They are the haters. They are the racists. Not Canada. They are the sneaky ones not Canada.
Given Canada's worst in the G7 by far, and absolutely massive DEBT distortion both Mortgage/Consumer and Gov't fiscal trajectories therein..... the BoC may well indeed be about to find out why they are called Bond Market "vigilantes" upon further rate cuts into resurgent inflation.
Inflation is 10%, not the fake 2.9% being claimed.
😂😂😂😂
Wait for 10% mortgage rates 2nd half 2025 that ALMOST nobody sees coming.
Not happening
Liberal Government policies are feeding inflation. Chrystia's Grade 8 math degree is failing her position as Finance Minister.
It's mindblowing how BOC decided to lower the interest rate.
Same here. They should of raised the rates by 25 bp
FP. Please know, any content involving Phil Soper will be immediately turned off. Enough of it, please
I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated.
You need an expert. I'm guided by Adviser Bruce Murdock a widely known consuitant.
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Bruce Murdock, for his expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
My colleagues had a good laugh at me when I told them I started my journey with $50k capital and how I accumulated over 6 figures within a span of 7 months. They never believed me until I pulled out my P&L. I know that learning the ins and outs of the market isn't for everyone, that's why personally, Bruce Murdock oversees my investments.
Without a doubt! Bruce Murdock is a trader who goes above and beyond. he has an exceptional skill for analyzing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. His strategies are meticulously crafted based on thorough research and years of practical experience.
nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier. How can i reach him, if you don't mind me asking?
There is just no incentive to buy pre-construction right now when there are brand new condos that have just completed that are selling on assignment for below their original purchase price several years ago. These agreements also come with back end costs that are somewhat open ended and that makes the true final cost unknown. Government costs are nearly a quarter of the cost of new homes and increase every year. These costs are passed on to the buyer at the time of completion and not snapshotted at the time of purchase. Some builders will cap the development charge increases, so make sure you get your agreement reviewed by a lawyer. It's money well spent!
woot woot !! Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn🤩🤩
Kelley Keehn & Larysa Harapyn 😍🤩
I have 20 shares in Canadian western bank had them for a year because of the dividend. My shares almost doubled makes me sad that I don’t have much money to invest
striking, *stacking* (rent) report
Great ideas. Thanks 😊.
This is absolute bull💩
With a name like Carney, you have to keep your hand on your wallet. All that other stuff he's spouting, he wants subsidies from the taxpayer for that useless crap, and then let the crap fold and keep the subsidies. If he wants to do this, let him use his own money. Just think this klown might replace the Turd.
carney is as corrupt as trudo. you can bet a lot of money laundering goes on. he's a tractor and an asshole. Every dog has its day.
Get rid of this Carbon tax Scammer
That's great new because as it stands, it feels like my hard earned Canadian dollar is worth just pennies
Condescended to by people with inferior knowledge. Sorry Mark but we know where your Allegiance lies and it's not with Canadians
Transitioning to the Future means maintaining your current energy production until you actually have a viable future energy production capability which, I have my doubts about. Don't count your chickens before they're hatched.
NO! it will take years for TD to get their act together. . . They are NOT fixing the problem, the fines are smaller than the cost of fixing the problem (hence they would rather pay the fine). . . The beginning and end of stopping fraud lies with the banks and TD is the biggest culprit. . . TD has NO brand allegiance, IF you REALLY ask people on the street, their view of TD is "meh". . . TD lies at will. As a simple example when I opened an account with TD, I gave them my email address under the clear agreement that they could not use my email for marketing purposes. Within 24hrs TD sent me marketing material. I removed my email address from them and I still get phone calls from them asking for my email - NO WAY! . . How is it that when fraud is identified, the banks cannot simply reverse the transaction? Even place the transaction in escrow until the case is resolved?
So, how is the recitation of common market and political risk generalizations that a summer student could utter of value to Post readers? There’s not a question about EDC’s financial health, operational risks , loan losses, commitments, or EDC's bloated executive management team managing loans and guarantees or minimal disclosure. Larysa, you can and usually do better than allowing a glorified loans officers to spout annoyingly vague statements.
It's time to leave Canada . My family has been here for 150 years. It's not affordable anymore.
What they mean to me? Less doctors, scaring away job creating entrepreneurs and investment. That's what it means to EVERY Canadian. Stop voting for economic imbeciles, STOP voting coalition.
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What’s with the heavy breathing
The best way to know the reality of the capital gain tax increases from Trudeau's team of Liberals , ALL chambers of commerce, boards of trades and professional associations should immediately host their business summits on this topic....guest speakers : Trudeau's team of Liberals, then next day : Poilievre's team of Conservatives Let the real business society ask their questions to both teams of politicians on capital gains taxes increases .
Nice try this only affect those with large wealth
Why is there no news about the massive conflict of interest with steven Guilbeau profitting by investing canadas tax dollars into companies that he owns stock in? No one reporting this expect alternative media?
End the handouts and corporate welfare then cut taxes , it’s time to get off your knees and stand on your own .
If you don't make 1 million per year, you won't notice.
Loaf of bread now costs 1 million. Tax on 2/3rds
To make $250k in Capital Gain, you have to sell and cash in something worth $3M (@ 8% gain)... Who has $3M?
My rights served in accordance with the Constitution while the people who've made money by questionable means for generations will finally be paying some of what they've stolen back?
No normal Canadian will see any impact from this change. This only impacts the Uber wealthy
I never see comments in favour of the Liberals ever. Who supports them?
Carney got destroyed
Geez.....your taxes are so complicated up there. Still trying to figure out "inclusion rate" Here in the US, we have a 15% long term capital gains rate for up to 434k a year. On qualified dividends, you can make up to 60k a year and pay 0% tax single or 120k married. You live in Florida like I do....0% state income taxes.
How much do you pay monthly for healthcare insurance and assuming you can get it, home insurance?
Canada =/= USA op. Different political identity
100% of every single person in Canada uses a doctor ! So of course this affects 100% of the population. Doctors without borders will have to start volunteering their services in Canada because we won't have any!