In recent times, the Federal Reserve has taken significant steps in adjusting interest rates to manage economic conditions, a move that is closely monitored by economists, investors, and the general public alike. One such prominent voice has been that of Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller,
The potential return of former U.S. President Donald Trump to the White House has sparked a wave of uncertainty and concern among Canadian economists and policymakers. As the next presidential election looms, Desjardins' senior director of Canadian economics, Randall Bartlett, offers a detailed
The Central Bank of The Bahamas has announced an ambitious plan to enhance the nation's payment experiences by implementing a real-time fast payment system within the next two to three years. Governor John Rolle detailed this initiative at the Live Digital Payments Expo held at the British Colonial
Tax compliance costs for large corporations have surged dramatically in recent years, creating significant financial and administrative challenges. Multinational companies, in particular, are finding it increasingly difficult and expensive to navigate intricate regulations imposed by the evolving
The impending decision by President Joe Biden to block Nippon Steel's proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel is a matter of significant consequence. This anticipated move is poised to impact numerous aspects, ranging from national security and labor union dynamics to geopolitical
The U.S. labor market has shown signs of faltering, compelling the Federal Reserve to consider a rate cut in response. In recent developments, jobless claims have increased slightly, payroll data underwent significant revisions, and inflation continues to show signs of moderation. As these factors
