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October saw a deceleration in Canada's yearly inflation rate to 3.1%, primarily due to a decrease in gasoline prices. This easing was reflected in the Bank of Canada's core inflation indicators as well....

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Similar to traditional mutual funds, ETFs may pay their distributions to investors in cash or may reinvest them in the fund....

U.S. inflation in October dropped to 3.2%, lower than expectations and marking the first decline in four months....

In the Q3 2023 US Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS), banks tightened lending standards across various loan categories, with consumer lending experiencing the most significant tightening....

In October, financial markets were fragile as investors reacted cautiously to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East....

Weaker US manufacturing data and a less aggressive refinancing schedule by the US Treasury boosted bonds, leading to a midweek revival in the equity market and a reversal in the US dollar....

The purpose of this reporting is to allow the CRA to better track and address compliance risks, and to help combat international tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance....

The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 5% as expected and maintained a hawkish bias in its forward guidance, emphasizing readiness to raise rates further if necessary....

The recent decision of the Tax Court of Canada (“TCC”) in Enns v. The King1 (hereinafter “Enns”) provides a cautionary tale regarding the transfer of registered plans between spouses at death when the deceased’s estate has an outstanding tax debt....