Erik Hertzberg is a journalist with a focus on national news in Canada. He has written for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, Regina Leader-Post, Ottawa Citizen, and Edmonton Journal. Erik's articles cover a range of topics including finance, economics, and Canadian politics.
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Erik Hertzberg's coverage is heavily focused on the Canadian economy, particularly government announcements and data-driven analysis related to banking, interest rates, government spending, and the housing market. His articles often cite data and focus on official announcements.
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By: Erik Hertzberg, Randy Thanthong-Knight
The Bank of Canada stepped up the pace of interest-rate cuts and signaled that the post-pandemic era of high inflation is over.
By: Randy Thanthong-Knight, Erik Hertzberg
Randy Thanthong-Knight and Erik Hertzberg 3 min read (Bloomberg) -- The Bank of Canada stepped up the pace of interest-rate cuts and signaled that the post-pandemic era of high inflation is over.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Randy Thanthong-Knight
The Bank of Canada stepped up the pace of interest-rate cuts and signaled that the post-pandemic era of high inflation is over. Author of the article:
By: Randy Thanthong-Knight, Erik Hertzberg
The Bank of Canada stepped up the pace of interest-rate cuts and signaled that the post-pandemic era of high inflation is over.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Randy Thanthong-Knight
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said that while the federal government’s decision to trim immigration targets would have a modest impact on growth, the impact on inflation is likely limited.
By: Randy Thanthong-Knight, Erik Hertzberg
(Bloomberg) -- The Bank of Canada stepped up the pace of interest-rate cuts and signaled that the post-pandemic era of high inflation is over.Most Read from BloombergClimate Change Is Killing Buildings in Slow MotionOman Sees an Urban Future Distinct From Dubai and Abu DhabiTransportation Policy Gets Left Behind in Presidential RaceHow Kyiv Became a Leader in Digital Services Amid Wartime StrainDhaka's Revolutionary Makeover Pits Visions of Peace Against VengeancePolicymakers led by Governor Tif
Governor Tiff Macklem offered more insight into the Bank of Canada’s decision to deliver a jumbo interest-rate cut last week, saying the easing makes sense given how aggressively it hiked borrowing costs to rein in price pressures in recent years.
(Bloomberg) -- Governor Tiff Macklem offered more insight into the Bank of Canada's decision to deliver a jumbo interest-rate cut last week, saying
Some Bank of Canada officials worried cutting interest rates by half a percentage point would be misinterpreted as a sign of trouble for the economy.
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Some Bank of Canada officials worried cutting interest rates by half a percentage point would be misinterpreted as a sign of trouble for the economy.
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