The Bank of Canada is wading back into economic forecasting — but this time with humility. Governor Tiff Macklem said the central bank will have to be “humble” in its projections, given the unpredictable mix of global and domestic risks. Earlier this year, the Bank paused its forecasts, citing “heightened uncertainty” around trade and global pressures. Now, it’s bringing them back — cautiously. What’s New — and What’s Worrying Risk over precision:  The Bank will focus more on

Canada’s economy managed a small gain in July 2025, with GDP rising 0.2% , breaking a four-month losing streak. The growth came mainly...

The Bank of Canada lowered its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points on September 17, bringing the overnight rate to 2.5%....