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Bank of Canada delivers First interest rate cut since Mar.

UPDATE 1-Bank of Canada cuts rates to three-year low, cites risks to economy

The Bank of Canada reduced its key policy rate to a three-year-low of 2.5% on Wednesday, the first cut in six months, citing a weak jobs market and less concern about underlying pressures on inflation.

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Bank of Canada Likely to Cut Rates as Economy, Job Market Sharply Weaken

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Bank of Canada drops interest rate to 2.5% as economy slumps

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Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 2.5%

The Bank of Canada said Wednesday that it is lowering its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 per cent.

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Relief for homeowners as Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate

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Five key takeaways from the Bank of Canada's rate cut decision

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Canada’s Economy Expected to Grow Despite Tariffs: RBC

RBC projects Canada’s economy will see modest growth in 2025, with strong consumer spending offsetting tariff pressures and regional slowdowns.

Economists see Canada deficit surging on trade war

Analysts expect Prime Minister Mark Carney to push the federal government’s budget deeper into the red as Canada ramps up spending to bolster its military and infrastructure.

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Now What? Canada's Economic Road Ahead As U.S. Tariffs Hit Exports

The latest Canadian GDP figures are removing any doubt about the impact of US tariffs, with the economy contracting 1.6% in Q2 with weakness in exports. James Marple shares his outlook.

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Canada to Champion Mining, Energy and Port Projects in Economic Revamp -- Update

OTTAWA--Canada says it will throw its weight behind five projects underway -- covering mining, energy and infrastructure -- to ensure their completion as part of an economic revamp aimed at reducing the country's reliance on a protectionist U.S.

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Explained: How Canada’s foreign worker program shapes jobs and the economy

The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) enables Canadian employers to hire foreign nationals to fill temporary labour shortages when qualified Can