Opening up, May Day, COVID19 and #MoneyTalk
Great financial updates, talk of May Day, and an update on some Canadian Finance statistics as well. Well worth a weekend read.
Stats Canada
Stats Canada has a large amount of great reports not just about the Canadian economy but about Canadian consumers and they are well worth reading.
Tuition Fees Down
Stats Canada put out their yearly report Tuition fees (in Canada) for degree programs, 2019/2020 a while ago. It has some interesting data including the fact that Tuition Fee costs for undergrad students dropped for… Read More »Tuition Fees Down
Inflation at 2011 Levels ?
We found out that Inflation is now at 2011 Levels, at 3.0% on a year-over-year basis. So what? Remember the Bank of Canada’s ideal rate is 2.0%, so this will most likely reinforce another Bank… Read More »Inflation at 2011 Levels ?
Low Inflation Means No More Interest Hikes ?
It would be imprudent to assume that low inflation, will mean no more interest hikes. The Bank of Canada has wanted to lower interest rate stimulation, and they will continue with this policy. They may… Read More »Low Inflation Means No More Interest Hikes ?
Gasoline Pushed Inflation to 2.1 % in January 2017
The price of gasoline in Canada has caused no end of issues for Inflation. It’s mercurial nature has skewed inflation numbers for years.
