Mark Rendell is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. He covers finance and economics, focusing on the Bank of Canada, financial markets, and regional economic issues, with a keen interest in topics such as inflation and trading. Mark has been featured in various outlets, including Castanet Media, Business Times Journal, and World Wealth Journal.
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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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Financial markets and most Bay Street analysts are looking for another 50-basis-point cut, which would take the policy rate to 3.25 per cent from 3.75 per cent
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As widely expected, the central bank lowered its key rate to 3.25% in fifth consecutive cut since June
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Critics of Ms. Freeland acknowledge she did an admirable job during the pandemic. The problem, they say, is that she was slow to pull back on spending
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This is only the third time in the past two decades the loonie has traded below the 70-cent mark with the U.S. dollar
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In its fifth consecutive cut since June, the central bank lowered its policy rate by half a percentage point to 3.25 per cent on Dec. 11
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