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The long-anticipated, but delayed, recession on the Canadian economy has finally arrived, according to a new report by Oxford Economics. Highly ind...

Close to a third of all publicly held, outstanding U.S. government debt is set to mature in the next 12 months, approaching the level last seen in early 2021.

Key Insights Pandemic-induced high inflation exacerbated the 30-year-long phenomenon of increasing synchronisation, challenging consumers and investors alike. ...

After an initial swoon, bond markets take Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's tough talk on inflation in stride, but the housing sector remains vulnerable to rate hikes.

The Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio and Orlando metropolitan areas had the nation’s tightest housing supplies in the second quarter, according to a new analysis from the Bank of America Institute.

John Castic, 27, was discovered floating face down just weeks after another body was found in the same waterway.

A body found in Brooklyn's Newtown Creek was identified as a Goldman Sachs analyst who went missing over the weekend.

President Joe Biden's flood of migrants is inflating the costs ordinary Americans must pay for housing, according to the Wall Street Journal.

President Joe Biden's flood of migrants is inflating the costs ordinary Americans must pay for housing, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Don't get too giddy if the stock market eclipses the 4,500 mark, because a recession still looks likely, says John Canavan at Oxford Economics.