
brett Surbey


U.S. inflation cools in April, fuelling expectations of Fed easing later this year
U.S. inflation unexpectedly cooled in April, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve could continue cutting rates later this year.

Canada’s GDP contracts in February, with more headwinds ahead
Canada’s GDP started 2025 on a strong note, but February brought a sharp pullback, with growing tariff risks and ongoing uncertainty continuing to cloud the Bank of Canada’s policy outlook.

Inflation eases to 2.3%, but BoC still faces tough call on rates
Inflation cooled more than expected in March, but persistently elevated core measures may keep the Bank of Canada on hold.

Strong GDP growth in January may be short-lived as tariff threats loom
Canada’s economy kicked off 2025 with stronger-than-expected growth, but that momentum may soon stall as looming tariffs threaten to derail the recovery.

Retail sales fall 0.6% in January as holiday bump fades and tariff concerns grow
After a strong surge in holiday shopping, Canadian consumers eased off the spending pedal in January as economic headwinds—including ongoing tariff uncertainty—tempered demand.

U.S. inflation hits 3%, Fed rate cut likely delayed until December
U.S. headline inflation rose for the third straight month, raising the likelihood that the next Fed rate cut won’t happen until later this year.