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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Canadians haven't spent this much of their paychecks on interest costs in more than three decades.
Canadians haven’t spent this much of their paychecks on interest costs in more than three decades.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Jay Zhao-Murray
One of the country's biggest lenders says the Bank of Canada will accelerate the pace of monetary easing in order to stave off recession.
Canada’s benchmark two-year yield briefly dropped below the 10-year for the first time in more than two years, as traders looked ahead to Federal Reserve cuts and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem made dovish comments to the Financial Times.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Laura Dhillon Kane
(Bloomberg) -- Inflation in Canada fell to the slowest yearly pace since February 2021 and core measures continued to ease, keeping the door open for larger interest rate cuts from the Bank of Canada.
By: Erik Hertzberg
Canada two-year notes dropped as low as 2.862% on Monday Article content
The Bank of Canada 's No. 2 official said policymakers want to see more progress on core inflation, even with yearly headline price pressures back to target.
Erik Hertzberg 4 min read (Bloomberg) -- The Bank of Canada's No. 2 official said policymakers want to see more progress on core inflation, even with headline price pressures back to the central bank's target.
Some Bank of Canada officials are increasingly worried about downside risks to inflation as they decide how to set interest rates, while others see them as more balanced.
Erik Hertzberg 2 min read (Bloomberg) -- Some Bank of Canada officials are increasingly worried about downside risks to inflation as they decide how to set interest rates, while others see them as more balanced.
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