The Bank of Canada’s second-in-command is warning of future inflation risks if investment in artificial intelligence is concentrated among the country’s big companies.

The Bank of Canada’s governing council says recent US actions on trade, foreign policy and central bank independence are making the world “more turbulent” and escalating uncertainty.

The Bank of Canada’s governing council says recent US actions on trade, foreign policy and central bank independence are making the world “more turbulent” and escalating uncertainty.

The Bank of Canada’s governing council says recent US actions on trade, foreign policy and central bank independence are making the world “more turbulent” and escalating uncertainty.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that cutting interest rates while the economy is adapting to structural changes risks stoking future inflation.

Bank of Canada research suggests the acceleration in food inflation last year was almost entirely due to rising import costs, not domestic factors.

Canada’s central statistics agency changed the date it plans to publish a major inflation print after economists warned against releasing the data while the country’s financial markets are closed for a holiday next month.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem congratulated Kevin Warsh on his nomination to lead the Federal Reserve.

Canada’s central statistics agency changed the date it plans to publish a major inflation print after economists warned against releasing the data while the country’s financial markets are closed for a holiday next month.

Canada’s gross domestic product likely shrank in the fourth quarter, highlighting choppy performance as the trade-dependent economy adjusts to US tariffs.

Canada’s trade deficit widened by more than expected as volatile gold shipments fell and both exports and imports of motor vehicles and parts decreased.

The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady but warned that volatile US policy is clouding the outlook, leaving officials unsure of the duration of their pause or whether their next move will be a hike or cut.

The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady but warned that volatile US policy is clouding the outlook, leaving officials unsure of the duration of their pause or whether their next move will be a hike or cut.

The Bank of Canada is likely to hold interest rates steady on Wednesday as officials wait for clearer signals on how much damage the economy may yet absorb from shocks in US trade policy.

Canada won’t be derailed in its efforts to diversify trade away from the US despite the latest threats from the Trump administration, Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand said.

Canada won’t be derailed in its efforts to diversify trade away from the US despite the latest threats from the Trump administration, Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand said.

President Donald Trump’s new tariff threats signal an early escalation in what’s expected to be months of posturing as the US, Canada and Mexico prepare to review their trade pact this year.

Canadian retail sales are on track to eke out meager growth in the final quarter of last year, showing consumers remain cautious and under pressure.

Canada’s central statistics agency plans to publish a major inflation print while the country’s financial markets are closed next month — a move economists warn will distort trading and give foreign investors an edge.

Bank of Canada surveys show persistent pessimism among firms and consumers as the ongoing US trade war deepens uncertainty.