The invasion of Ukraine, record inflation, potential recession on the horizon - it's fair to say that 2022 has proven to be challenging.

Market turmoil driven by accelerated monetary policy. What will it take Central Banks to slow the pace, or even reduce policy rates?

That was a surprise! Bank of Canada raises overnight interest rates by 100 basis points to 2.50%. Biggest move since 1998.

For the second consecutive meeting, the Bank of Canada opted to increase its overnight rate target by 50 basis points.

For the first time in over 20 years the Bank of Canada hiked its overnight target interest rate by 50 bps today (April 13, 2022), up to 1%.

As expected, the FOMC announced the start of a reduction in the pace of its asset purchases, while keeping the federal funds rate unchanged.

The Bank of Canada ended its bond buying stimulus program, and moves forward timing of future interest rate increases.

As expected, the FOMC left the federal funds rate unchanged. Rate hikes may be introduced by the end of 2023.

PIMCO discusses what’s a concern – and what isn’t – with regard to rising short-term inflation.

The annual pace of inflation rose to 3.4% in April, up from a 2.2% year-over-year increase in the consumer price index in March.

The annual pace of inflation jumped higher in March to 2.2% due in large part to a plunge in prices a year ago at the start of the pandemic.

The Bank of Canada provided a rosy revision to its economic outlook but kept its key rate at 0.25%.

The 2021 Federal Budget was tabled on April 19, 2021. What’s not in this budget is probably more interesting than what is.

Amid a brightening economic outlook, the Bank of Canada could begin tapering its bond purchase program this month.

Following a year of economic instability, it appears that many of us are turning our attention to something that’s been around for...

Canada’s headline inflation barometer rose 1% in January compared with the same month last year accelerating from the end of 2020.