Jimmy Jean, Desjardins Group chief economist, talks about what the latest inflation numbers and the state of the economy mean to Canadians hoping for interest rate relief.

US Retail Sales crushed expectations, while jobless claims also beat, calming fears about the US economy and making the US ...

Today's US data is generally on the firmer side in terms of activity and jobs, while import prices are a touch softer than ...

Working gas in storage across the United States reached 3,052 billion cubic feet in the week ending July 11, representing a ...

July with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act but elevated interest rates and economic and policy uncertainty continue to act as headwinds for the housing sector. Builder confidence in the ...

Thank you, Robin. And thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today on the important topic of housing and how housing fits in with the broader economy.1 First, I want to step back and say that ...

Canadian investors acquired $13.4 billion of foreign securities in May, led by purchases of US shares. Meanwhile, foreign ...

Manufacturing activity in the region expanded overall this month, according to the firms responding to the July Manufacturing ...

U.S. import prices advanced 0.1 percent in June, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today, following a 0.4-percent ...

The term "BRICS currency" typically refers to a hypothetical or proposed unified currency for the BRICS grouping. It's not a ...

Retail trade sales in the United States saw a monthly rise of 0.6% to reach $720.1 billion, the Census Bureau said in its ...

The Dollar is up 2 percent this month, confounding all the Dollar bears that are out there. What’s wrong-footed people in ...