Gigi Suhanic is a Financial Post design editor. She specializes in finance, trading, and real estate, with a focus on the housing market, economic policy, and personal finance. Gigi's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Cochrane Times-Post, Sault Star, and the Edmonton Journal.
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Gigi Suhanic's coverage primarily revolves around finance and economy-related topics, with a significant focus on Canadian housing, inflation, and the decisions of the Bank of Canada. Given her reliance on data (79% citation), she is likely to be interested in pitches supported by robust statistical evidence or reports from reputable sources.
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The Canadian dollar pushed past 72 cents U.S., continuing its reversal that started in late June due to a sliding greenback. Find out more.
By: Gigi Suhanic
The Week in Stocks: What David Rosenberg is eyeing in Europe, why analysts hiked their price targets for the Big Banks and more. Read on.
There are a lot of angry shoppers wandering the aisles of Canada's grocery stores, turned off by shrinkflation and brands that they think are unfairly
By: Gigi Suhanic
Drones have remade the face of warfare, creating an investment opportunity as the West looks to build a critical minerals industry. Read on.
By: Gigi Suhanic
Bank of Canada held its benchmark lending rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday, but economists are split on the outlook for this year. Read on
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark lending rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday, but economists are split on the outlook for this year and 2027 due to the threat of inflation spreading and the effect of tariffs on growth.
By: Gigi Suhanic
Investors have increased bets the Bank of Canada will hike interest rates with rates peaking at three per cent next year. Keep reading here.
By: Gigi Suhanic
Canada will hurt itself with its latest counter-tariffs based on the outcome of retaliatory duties levied nearly 100 years ago. Read on.
By: Gigi Suhanic
The Week in Stocks: What vulnerability National Bank sees for the TSX, which stocks RBC added to its market-weighted best ideas and more
By: Gigi Suhanic
Canadian business already hit by U.S. tariffs now have to deal with domestic counter-duties and a possible "double tariff shock." Read on.
