Exports Rise After Two Consecutive Months of Decline
Key Insights Global economic uncertainty persists as a result of inflation and ongoing geopolitical tensions. The world’s major central banks…
David Ristovski
Economist, Economic Innovation
About
David Ristovski joined the Conference Board in April of 2022. As a member of the economic forecasting team, he works on our economic forecasts and is responsible for providing monthly updates on our index of consumer spending.
Academic Background
David holds a master’s degree in economics from the University of Western Ontario and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and statistics from the University of Windsor. His research interests include macroeconomics, banking, and monetary policy.
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Key Insights Global uncertainty and geopolitical pressures will shape the world economy’s outlook and the future of international trade. The…
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Key Insights The financial sector turmoil in the U.S. was contained and did not impact the Canadian economy, but how…
Trade Balance Narrows, and the Outlook for Trade is Uncertain
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Will Canada Slip into a Recession Within the Next 12 Months?
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Households Continue to Feel Inflation’s Squeeze
Key Insights Inflation eased to 5.9 per cent year-over-year, but food and shelter prices remain a concern for households. The Bank…
Inflation Decelerates for a Third Consecutive Month, But Food Prices Remain a Concern
Key Insights Tightening monetary policy is working, but the path back to 2 per cent will be slow. CPI growth…
There’s a 70 Per Cent Probability of a Recession Next Year
We believe that the technical recession definition (two quarters of negative growth) should be replaced with a more holistic one. In…