The Bank of Canada decided this week to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5%. FCC’s Chief Economist @JPGervais provides his analysis of the decision and what to expect in the months ahead. #CdnAg#CdnEcon
Inflation figures this morning - still heading down but slowly if you focus on core measures. Makes a small hike next week likely. If nothing else, we should see food inflation come down in the next 3 months https://t.co/bsap30WL6r
Our chief economist @jpgervais explains the law of supply and demand and how understanding trends in supply and demand can help understand commodity price movements and design effective marketing plans.
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Statistics Canada August crop estimates put production back in-line with average - oilseeds and peas see decline relative to 5-year average https://t.co/umfa14W67y via @realagriculture
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What will be the major economic drivers of 2022? Find out in our FCC Ag Economic Outlook webinar. January 25, 2 p.m. EST. Register today https://t.co/FBChqpa6BU
2021 has been a year of extremes: inflation and weather. FCC Economics year in review highlights the roller coaster year for Canadian agriculture and food. https://t.co/8mDrosjpYH via @FCCagriculture
@fordnation Too bad not one of them was to makes schools safer by enhancing ventilation, make teachers priority for vaccination and amend class sizes to make schools safe so kids could return. Guess Arthur must not have been available for a consult, I mean you have only had a year.