U.S. filings for jobless benefits inch up
Businesses continue to hold onto workers despite fears of an economic slowdown
- By: Matt Ott, The Associated Press
- April 24, 2025 April 24, 2025
- 09:28
Businesses continue to hold onto workers despite fears of an economic slowdown
U.S. tariffs on China's exports stand at 145%
Liberal and Conservative platforms criticized for lacking "consideration of prudence and risk"
Economists trim outlooks amid trade uncertainty, geopolitical risk
U.S. President keeps up pressure for a rate cut, arguing inflation is no longer a threat
Bank says PGM's dual registration will strengthen its cross-border capabilities
Trading gains to be tempered by investment banking weakness
ETFs, however, fared better than mutual funds thanks to strong net inflows
Getting workers back into low-paid, low-productivity jobs would not be a win: CIBC
Rethinking how to build resilience with private markets investing
U.S. growth forecast at 1.8% with global GDP at 2.8% for 2025
U.S. markets started 2025 on a two-year winning streak; not so much since
“The mass confusion created by this constant news flow out of the White House is dizzying for the industry and investors": analyst
“China firmly opposes any party reaching a deal at the expense of China’s interests”: China's Commerce Ministry
Industry leaders say tariffs could mean reduced demand in the automotive and construction sectors
Economists worry that if the Fed's longstanding independence is questioned, it could disrupt markets and add to economic uncertainty in the U.S.
Increased mortgage borrowing drove monthly rise in household liabilities
The average solvency rate at the end of Q4 2024 was 122%
Powell, whose term does not expire until next year, said in remarks yesterday that Fed's independence "is a matter of law"
The central bank moves to counter Trump’s tariff threats and mounting economic uncertainty
The nation's global trade deficit increased for the fourth year in a row to US$37B