Kevin Carmichael is an Economics Columnist at The Logic. He specializes in themes related to energy and mining, business and economics, and finance, with a particular focus on energy policy, renewable energy, and the housing market. Kevin's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Sault Star, Montreal Gazette, and Financial Post.
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Kevin Carmichael's coverage focuses predominantly on finance and the Canadian economy. He frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information from official sources.
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The mania has passed, and market forces are taking hold
Markets are rewarding investors who are all in on AI. The head of the country’s biggest public pension fund is looking at a different scoreboard
By: Kevin Carmichael
Carmichael: How Canada’s most important investor thinks about his job
By: Kevin Carmichael
We do need to think about how AI will affect employment. Panicking won’t help.
By: Kevin Carmichael
Macklem says the central bank soon ‘may need to be nimble’ after holding rates steady for the fifth straight time
We've grown used to central banks getting us out of trouble. In a moment like this, there's only so much they can do.
By: Kevin Carmichael
Mark Carney often laments a time when Canada stood up big industrial projects. None was bigger than this.
By: Kevin Carmichael
Tiff Macklem's recent speeches have sky-is-falling vibes, but he's not panicking—and neither should Canada
Canadian GDP jumped in April, dispelling recession worries
By: Kevin Carmichael
If it works, the prime minister's food security strategy would break a pattern that dates back centuries
