Mark Rendell is a reporter for The Globe and Mail, focusing on the Bank of Canada, finance, and economics. His articles provide insights and updates on key economic indicators, interest rates, immigration's impact on the housing market, and other financial developments in Canada. Mark's work has also been featured in Castanet Media.
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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.
Given his extensive coverage of finance-related news with a specific focus on Canada, pitches should be tailored towards experts with knowledge of the Canadian economy or professionals who can offer unique perspectives on economic policies and their implications within this geographic context.
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The S&P 500 fell 3 per cent while the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 3.4 per cent, the biggest one-day declines since September, 2022
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The Canadian labour market stalled in July as young people and recent immigrants struggled to find work and job creation continued to lag population growth.
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The key question is whether the world’s most important central bank will deliver a normal quarter-point rate cut, or opt for a larger move
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