Matt Lundy is an Economics Reporter for The Globe and Mail, specializing in national economic news and trends in Canada. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on key economic indicators, Matt covers topics such as inflation, unemployment, housing, and consumer prices.
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Matt Lundy's coverage primarily focuses on the Canadian economy, with an emphasis on data-driven analysis and government announcements. He frequently cites economic indicators and reports to support his articles.
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A shopper walks through Eaton Centre in Toronto on June 5. Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail
By: Jason Kirby, Mark Rendell, Matt Lundy
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
By: Matt Lundy, Jason Kirby, Mark Rendell
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
By: Matt Lundy, Jason Kirby, Mark Rendell
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
By: Matt Lundy
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By: Mark Rendell, Matt Lundy
The federal Liberals put immigration at the centre of their economic agenda. Now they’re pulling the welcome mat
By: James Paddle-Grant, Matt Lundy
For a rental housing project, Horizon Legacy is deploying Val 2.0 – a robot that took years, and millions of dollars, to develop
A record volume of condominium units is being added to Toronto's housing supply, which is helping to drive down rental rates. Just don't expect the trend to last.
By: Mark Rendell, Jason Kirby, Matt Lundy
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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