“Cross-border shopping will remain a thorn in the side of retailers,” the BMO study said. With consumers looking to pay down record high household debts and American retailers luring them over the border with deep discounts, Canadians are likely to spend less at home, a report by BMO Capital Markets predicts. The forecast is based [...]
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Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged.
“The strong Canadian dollar continued to be a nuisance, hampering the export recovery and depressing prices,” said Bank of Canada on April 12. This is confirmed by Statistics Canada. It reported a disappointing trade performance for February. The bank has not hiked interest rates since last September. There’s nothing here to suggest that the Bank [...]
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