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Ottawa businesses feeling upbeat about next year, but that could change quickly, chamber says – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Ottawa businesses feeling upbeat about next year, but that could change quickly, chamber says – Ottawa Business Journal

Ottawa consumers may be spending less, but local businesses are feeling more optimistic about 2024 than many of their counterparts across Canada. Already an Insider? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business Journal Insider and get immediate access to all of our Insider-only content and much more. Learn More and Become an Insider Critical Ottawa business news and analysis updated daily. Immediate access to all Insider-only content on our website. 4 issues per year of the Ottawa Business Journal magazine. Sp...

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Opinion: First quarter may be last hurrah for GDP, but Bank of Canada may need more rate hikes anyway - Vimarsana News

Opinion: First quarter may be last hurrah for GDP, but Bank of Canada may need more rate hikes anyway

A 3.1 per cent annualized growth rate in the first quarter suggests the central bank’s fight against inflation isn’t over yet

These Canadian regions are heading toward recessions - Vimarsana News

These Canadian regions are heading toward recessions

While Canada's economy has yet to dip into recession, new data suggest that many major cities are heading into "city-cessions." Read more

Posthaste: These Canadian regions are headed for 'city-cessions' — a sign Canada may not be far behind - Vimarsana News

Posthaste: These Canadian regions are headed for 'city-cessions' — a sign Canada may not be far behind

While Canada's economy has yet to dip into recession, new data suggest that many major cities are heading into "city-cessions." Read more