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This series explores trending topics in human resources (HR) using two methods: spotlight reports and case studies. The spotlight reports are short, easily digestible pieces that examine best practices in the HR space.
Featured Insights
The Bank of Canada increased the Overnight Rate to 4.75 per cent
Canadian Economics June 7, 2023
Canadian housing markets could spell trouble for the economy overall. Despite housing sales increasing by 11.3 per cent in April, Canadian housing prices have declined April year-over-year by 3.9 per cent. At the core of this are interest rates which have continued to sour the notion of housing affordability as mortgage holders have to pay more to service their debt.
Quick take • 3-min read
Walter Bolduc
Exports Rise After Two Consecutive Months of Decline
Canadian Economics June 7, 2023
Canadian exporters will encounter a range of competing forces over the next several months due to a slowed global economy. A slowdown in the U.S. economy will be one of the biggest challenges Canadian exporters will face in the short run.
Quick take • 2-min read
David Ristovski
Real GDP Flat in March but Accelerates in the First Quarter of 2023
Canadian Economics May 31, 2023
Today’s releases of industry GDP and income and expenditure show that Canadian GDP performed above expectations in the first quarter of 2023. A combination of better-than-expected household spending, a rise in exports, healthy job gains, and high levels of immigration have all contributed to a rise in output for the first quarter of this year.
Quick take • 3-min read
Viktor Cicman
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