Greg Quinn is an Editor/Reporter for MNI, specializing in the Canada and U.S. economy. With a focus on economic news and analysis, Greg covers topics such as central bank policy, inflation, employment, and market trends. His articles provide insights and updates on key economic indicators and their impact on the Canadian and U.S. economies.
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Greg Quinn's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, particularly issues related to inflation, interest rates, and job growth. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements while also featuring expert commentary.
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Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers said Wednesday that interest rates are moving back to normal from the highest in decades while
Canadian employment growth slowed and lagged economist forecasts in October, though it was enough to keep the jobless rate steady and workers continued to receive wage increases far above the pace of consumer price inflation.
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada will mirror corporate tax cuts taken in Donald Trump's second term even with Justin Trudeau facing his own fiscal pinch because
Canadian inflation quickened to the top of the central bank's tolerance band at 2% in October led by an unflattering "base effect" comparison to
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lost another cabinet minister Wednesday, adding to his Liberal Party's struggles ahead of an election due next year.
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday billions of dollars of proposed tax breaks won't boost inflation, an announcement
MNI (OTTAWA) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday said that while keeping Mexico in a North American free trade pact is his first
Canadian new home prices saw the biggest decline in October since 2009 during the global financial crisis, led by Toronto and Vancouver.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Listen to the podcast here 56 words EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Investor Ed Devlin says Canada's weak economy needs a quick end to tight monetary policy.
MNI (OTTAWA) - Another jumbo Bank of Canada interest-rate cut is fully justified because a flagging economy means officials need to quickly bring
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