Covering the Bank of Canada, finance and economics for The Globe and Mail’s @globebusiness. [email protected]
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Mark Rendell's work is heavily focused on finance, the economy and government announcements in Canada. He frequently references official data and reports from government institutions such as the Bank of Canada. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or analysis related to Canadian economic indicators, trends in interest rates, housing market dynamics and other topics pertinent to the Canadian financial landscape.
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By: Mark Rendell
Markets and analysts widely expect the central bank to announce a half-point cut, bringing the policy rate to 3.75 per cent
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The Democratic candidate can point to a booming U.S. economy as proof of her bona fides. But her Republican challenger can seize on something people despise: red-hot inflation
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The federal Liberals put immigration at the centre of their economic agenda. Now they’re pulling the welcome mat
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Point-of-sale software providers, payment apps and other fintech firms in the largely unregulated sector will need to register with the central bank starting Nov. 1
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Canada has a lot at stake in Tuesday’s U.S. presidential election – particularly in the event of a Donald Trump victory, which could upend global trade
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Top officials at the Bank of Canada were in broad agreement last month that the central bank needed to accelerate the pace of interest rate cuts
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