Erik Hertzberg is a journalist with a focus on finance, banking, and business economics. He covers a range of themes including artificial intelligence, trading, and global markets, often exploring the intersection of these areas within the financial landscape. Erik's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News.
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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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Canada’s trade surplus widened to its largest in four years as metals and minerals exports ramped up.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Mario Baker Ramirez
Canadians support Mark Carney’s approach to managing the economy, even though he’s presided over the worst first year of growth for a prime minister since at least 1963.
By: Erik Hertzberg
Plus: Omers nets almost a 60% return on sports
The Bank of Canada is likely to hold borrowing costs steady as policymakers weigh an increasingly uncertain outlook for oil prices against an improving economic backdrop.
The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady for a sixth consecutive meeting as policymakers see the economy rebounding and oil price-driven inflation fading.
By: Erik Hertzberg
Plus: What’s in the bridge deal, really?
By: Erik Hertzberg, Nojoud Al Mallees
President Donald Trump’s latest trade threat against Canada carries a stark reminder for businesses weighing expansion in the northern nation — tariff-free access to the US is far from guaranteed.
Canadian retail sales are set to rise in June after months of gasoline-driven gains, while the data point to consumers broadening their purchases beyond fuel.
By: Mario Baker Ramirez, Erik Hertzberg
Canadians are shaking off months of economic pessimism as worries about weak growth and higher energy prices fade.
By: Erik Hertzberg
The Bank of Canada’s governing council agreed the economy was “adjusting” to shocks, though some questioned whether the recovery was sustainable and others raised concerns about rising inflation expectations.
