This morning's news: The National Interest plumbs the direction of the Canadian economy; Ontario insurance sellers doing all right; Major fund managers squaring off over bonds; Canadian banks continue to report strong wealth management business; inter-provincial trade; Canada's unexpected export leaders; Brian Mulroney has a new job; the City of Calgary is spending like a drunken sailor.
This morning's news: The National Interest plumbs the direction of the Canadian economy; Ontario insurance sellers doing all right; Major fund managers squaring off over bonds; Canadian banks continue to report strong wealth management business; inter-provincial trade; Canada's unexpected export leaders; Brian Mulroney has a new job; the City of Calgary is spending like a drunken sailor.
An article questioning the direction of Canadian economy is running in the pages of well-known U.S. conservative publication, the National Interest. The article wonders if the economy is headed for disaster or superstar status. The report points out that while American consumers have deleveraged somewhat after the economic recession Canadian consumers continue to take on debt. Home prices here also continue to inflate. The worries are balanced against the fact Canada has a much more stable banking system and that total debt to GDP levels are lower here.
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An article questioning the direction of Canadian economy is running in the pages of well-known U.S. conservative publication, the National Interest. The article wonders if the economy is headed for disaster or superstar status. The report points out that while American consumers have deleveraged somewhat after the economic recession Canadian consumers continue to take on debt. Home prices here also continue to inflate. The worries are balanced against the fact Canada has a much more stable banking system and that total debt to GDP levels are lower here.
Read the full story
For more Newswire stories:
Canada's Economy: Headed towards Crisis or Superstar Status?
Suitability review finds room for improvement: FSCO
Goldman Shuns Bonds Pimco’s Gross Favors in ‘New Neutral’
Capital markets, wealth management growth helps push Scotiabank profit to $1.8-billion
Abolishing inter-provincial barriers is the right step for Canada
Canada’s ‘hidden gems’ competitive in five key industries
Brian Mulroney to become new chairman of Quebecor
City of Calgary careless with tax dollars
