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The Bank of Canada is cautiously weighing whether to cut interest rates again, amid low inflation and sluggish employment growth. The central bank’s decision hinges on economic indicators like the job market and consumer spending.
Natural gas production from Norway is increasingly replacing that of Gazprom following Russia’s invasion. Norway now supplies 30% of Europe’s gas, while Gazprom accounted for about 35% pre-war. Last year, Norway exported enough natural gas to power Germany until 2026.
Greater Vancouver’s Board of Trade will discuss B.C.’s energy future with Chris O’Riley, CEO of BC Hydro, on the grid expansion and investments. The event is part of ongoing efforts by utility companies to boost electricity generation.
Potential investors can explore FP Answers or McLister’s mortgage strategy for insights into natural gas, BC Hydro, and other financial sectors.
An editorial highlights changes to Canada’s capital gains tax rates, sparking debate about their impact on wealthy Canadians.
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