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Inflation
16 articles linked to Inflation across NewsStation's coverage.
- Business
Despite push for value meals, McDonald’s is seeing sales growth slow
Value meals provide affordable dining options, but slowing sales may indicate that consumers are cutting back on discretionary spending overall.
Global News - Economy
Why spiking U.S. bond yields could be a big warning for the economy
Higher U.S. bond yields can influence global interest rates, potentially affecting Canadian borrowing costs and the Bank of Canada's monetary policy.
Global News - Economy
U.S. Fed holds interest rate despite some dissents as inflation persists
U.S. interest rate decisions influence global financial markets, including Canadian bond yields and the value of the Canadian dollar, affecting trade and investment.
Global News - Economy
Inflation cooled to 2.8% in June as gas prices fell, says StatCan
Lower inflation may ease cost-of-living pressures, though prices remain elevated compared to a few years ago.
Global News - EconomyMortgage impact
Bank of Canada holds rates at 2.25% as Iran war risks future hikes
A hold provides temporary relief, but the threat of future hikes means variable-rate borrowers could face higher payments later.
Global News - Business
PepsiCo blames ‘inflationary pressures’ and high gas prices for sales drop
The decline in sales indicates a broader trend of consumers cutting back on non-essential purchases, which can signal a slowdown in consumer spending, a key driver of economic growth.
Global News - EconomyMortgage impact
Bank of Canada Holds Key Interest Rate at 2.5% Amid Cooling Inflation
Variable mortgage rates stay put, giving buyers a clearer picture but little relief on affordability.
CBC News - Economy
Inflation rose 3.2% as gas, food prices jump — with tomato prices up 45%
Higher inflation erodes the purchasing power of consumers, meaning their money buys less than it did previously. This can lead to reduced consumer spending and impact household budgets.
Global News - Economy
As consumers struggle, should the Bank of Canada hike, hold or cut rates?
A rate hike would increase borrowing costs for mortgages, loans, and credit cards, potentially further straining consumers. A rate cut would lower these costs, offering some relief.
Global News - Economy
Kevin Warsh sworn in as U.S. Fed chair facing inflation, policy pressures
The Federal Reserve's decisions on interest rates and monetary policy directly influence inflation, employment, and overall economic growth in the U.S., with ripple effects globally.
Global News - Economy
Legislators squabble in Manitoba following reported rise in inflation
Higher inflation means Manitobans' money buys less, impacting household budgets and the affordability of essential goods like groceries.
Global News - Economy
Higher gas prices pushed inflation up to 2.8% in April, says StatCan
Higher inflation can erode the purchasing power of consumers, potentially leading to reduced spending on non-essential goods and services.
Global News - Economy
U.S. consumer prices spiked in April as Iran war drove up energy costs
Higher energy costs directly increase household expenses, reducing purchasing power and potentially slowing consumer spending.
Global News - Economy
Soaring oil prices might force ‘consecutive’ rate hikes, Macklem warns
Consecutive interest rate hikes would make borrowing more expensive for Canadians, impacting mortgage payments, car loans, and other forms of debt.
Global News - Economy
U.S. Fed holds interest rates again as Iran war creates inflation worries
The conflict in the Middle East could lead to disruptions in oil supply, potentially driving up energy prices and contributing to inflation, making the Fed's decision to hold rates more complex.
Global News - EconomyMortgage impact
Another rate hike may be looming and Canadians worry they can’t keep up
Higher interest rates increase debt-servicing costs, reducing disposable income and potentially leading to financial stress.
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