US economy
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Ontario cities continue their road to recovery in 2015
A weaker Canadian dollar and solid US economy will continue to drive stronger manufacturing activity.
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US demand to fuel Canadian export growth in 2015
Industrial capacity constraints in the US will help global economic growth over the next two years, an EDC report says.
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Pace of manufacturing growth slows: RBC
January RBC PMI reading was 51.7 on a seasonally adjusted basis, down from 53.5 in December.
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Stronger growth forecast for US economy in 2014
US unemployment rate is on track to decline to 6.5% by 2015, and job gains will be spread across most economic sectors.
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BoC no longer expects Q3 economic growth of 3.8%
Q3 will likely show more moderate growth of 2% to 2.5%: BoC’s senior deputy governor.
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US economy accelerates 2.5%, propelled by consumer spending
Businesses respond to boosted demand by rebuilding stockpiles.
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Traders expect BoC to hold line on rates
After weak employment report, rate hikes are likely further away than previously thought.
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BoC could raise rates 0.5% this year, says RBC outlook
Move would hinge on Canadian economic growth keeping its momentum.
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US shrugs off Sandy, adds 146,000 jobs
Unemployment dips to 7.7%, the US economy’s lowest jobless rate in four years.
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Canadian business optimistic about US economy after vote: BMO
Performance of the US economy drops to 6th on list of biggest challenges for Canadian business, from #1 last year.
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Manufacturing to outpace economy
Exports will climb by 10 per cent: CME
