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The economic booms and busts to watch out for in 2025
Thought 2024 was a chaotic year for the Canadian economy? Here comes 2025.
Economic growth in Canada was slower than expected in 2024, prompting the central bank to make big cuts to its benchmark interest rate. Photo: The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck
It was a rollercoaster year for the Canadian economy.
From geopolitical conflict and a new interest rate cycle to the debate around entrepreneurial ambition and domestic investment, many of the economic and business events that marked 2024 are sure to be felt in the year ahead.
Following the Bank of Canada’s final interest-rate announcement of the year, The Logic’s executive editor April Fong and economics columnist and editor-at-large Kevin Carmichael discussed what mattered most to Canadian businesses in 2024—and what could be around the corner.
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What market and societal forces will shape the economy in Canada and beyond? Can Canada finally solve its crippling productivity problem? And what are the signals, stories, opportunities and headwinds you should be looking out for in 2025?
Watch the video below to find out.
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