Economics

Industrial profit surged 15.8% in March despite tighter global energy markets due to the conflict in the Middle East. Source […]

Canadians’ retail spending rebounded during the first quarter, highlighting consumer resilience that is likely to be tested by a jump

A string of decisions by major central banks are due in the week ahead, including from the Federal Reserve, the

The wind-down of the investigation of the Fed chair could end an impasse that threatened to delay a leadership transition.

Companies are counting the cost of soaring energy prices driven by war in the Middle East and are increasingly pessimistic

While the central bank remains committed to tightening, uncertainty around the conflict’s economic impact has forced policymakers to be even

Consumer prices excluding fresh food climbed 1.8% from a year earlier as the effects of war in the Middle East

Mark Carney said there won’t be progress until the U.S. begins to ease hefty tariffs on key Canadian industrial goods

The U.S., France, Japan, India and the U.K. recorded a pickup in factory output, but Germany is experiencing a sharp

The number of people who filed for unemployment benefits was 214,000 in the week through April 18, higher than the