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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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.
(Bloomberg) -- The Bank of Canada's second in command cautioned against “tinkering too much with the mortgage market” to fix housing affordability.
The Bank of Canada’s second in command cautioned against “tinkering too much with the mortgage market” to fix housing affordability.
(Bloomberg) -- Canada's economy grew at a faster pace than initially estimated over the last three years, according to annual revisions by the country's statistics agency.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Brian Platt
Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said American concerns about Mexico's trade policy not being in line with its North American allies on China are “legitimate,” and she shares them.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Brian Platt
La viceprimera ministra de Canadá, Chrystia Freeland, afirmó que las preocupaciones estadounidenses acerca de que la política comercial de México no está en línea con sus aliados norteamericanos respecto a China son “legítimas”, y las comparte.
By: Erik Hertzberg
Canada’s highways, shopping centers, schools and equipment are aging without being replaced as investment in infrastructure slows.
(Bloomberg) -- Canada's budgetary watchdog says Justin Trudeau's government has likely blown past a self-imposed fiscal guardrail, and is warning
Facing pressure from economists to restrain government spending, Canada’s Finance Minister promised to hold the FY2023-24 deficit below C$40.1 billion, but the country’s parliamentary budget officer now expects to run a C$46.8 billion deficit this fiscal year.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Randy Thanthong-Knight
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 's government is facing more trouble as one of his cabinet ministers was forced to step aside amid scrutiny over his business dealings.
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