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    Kevin Carmichael

    Economics Columnist & Editor-at-Large
    Kevin Carmichael has spent more than two decades writing about economics, business and finance for outlets including Bloomberg News, The Globe and Mail and the Financial Post, where he also served as editor-in-chief. His journalism has been honoured by the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing and the National Magazine Awards. He has worked as a correspondent in Ottawa, Washington, D.C., and Mumbai, and now lives in Montreal.
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    Articles by Kevin Carmichael

    Carmichael: Carney’s first budget fails to deliver a big bang despite all the big spending

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/kevin-carmichael-federal-budget-2025/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Nov 4, 2025

    There are hints Carney doesn’t think he has the team to deliver the generational change he’s promised

    A shot taken in Rideau Hall in Ottawa of Mark Carney shaking hands with François-Philippe Champagne

    What’s worrying Canada’s Nobel Prize-winning economist

    https://thelogic.co/news/the-interview/whats-worrying-canadas-nobel-prize-winning-economist/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Nov 4, 2025

    Peter Howitt won a Nobel for modelling creative destruction. These days he’s thinking about the trade war, AI and competition.

    Carmichael: Canada’s leaders need to stop playing games

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/kevin-carmichael-leaders-needs-to-stop-playing-games/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Nov 1, 2025

    The unseriousness of the country’s political class could make this economic crisis worse

    Briefing

    AI-fueled stock valuations ‘look stretched’: Macklem

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/ai-fueled-stock-valuations-look-stretched-macklem/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 29, 2025

    Bank of Canada again cuts key interest rate as economy flags in the face of U.S. tariffs

    https://thelogic.co/news/bank-of-canada-again-cuts-key-interest-rate-as-economy-flags-in-the-face-of-u-s-tariffs/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 29, 2025

    It’s the central bank’s second quarter-point cut since March, dropping the benchmark rate to 2.25%—but Macklem warns it’s likely the last one for a while

    Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem is seen during a news conference

    Carmichael: A reckoning looms as the U.S. buys into Canada’s mining sector

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/kevin-carmichael-us-domination-buying-canadian-mining-companies/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 29, 2025

    The energy minister calls it capitalism in action, but this isn’t capitalism as we know it

    Carmichael: Carney gives Canada a reality check

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/kevin-carmichael-mark-carney-gives-canada-reality-check/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 25, 2025

    This week, the prime minister addressed a nation that may not be ready for the long, hard work ahead of it

    Briefing

    Inflation accelerated last month, complicating the BoC’s next move

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/inflation-accelerated-last-month-complicating-the-bocs-next-move/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 21, 2025

    Carmichael: ‘The Gilded Age’ is a bingeable lesson in the economics of disruption

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/carmichael-the-gilded-age-is-a-bingeable-lesson-in-the-economics-of-disruption/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 18, 2025

    It’s not just about the hats

    A woman in a fancy white and blue dress with an ornate matching hat stands next to a many in a blue suit and hat in a late-1800s-set scene from the HBO series The Gilded Age.

    Carmichael: It’s the wrong time to fret about the debt

    https://thelogic.co/commentary/carmichael-debt-budget-pbo/

    By Kevin Carmichael   |   Oct 4, 2025

    Canada’s finances may be delicate, but austerity won't meet the moment

    An image of Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne wearing a dark suit and tie, gesturing while he speaks into a microphone. There are three Canadian flags in the background.

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