Greg Quinn is the Bureau Chief at MNI. He specializes in finance, government and politics, and energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, international trade, and public policy. Greg's work has been featured in MNI, Global Americans, The Globe and Mail, Varsity Publications Ltd, and UK Defence Journal.
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Greg Quinn's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, particularly issues related to inflation, interest rates, and job growth. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements while also featuring expert commentary.
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Ex forecaster from Canada's largest province discusses policy outlook.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said Saturday high energy prices are boosting inflation risk and he's prepared to raise his 2.25% interest rate at this month's meeting. "Not only are oil prices still high, but there's an added boost to the pric...
Albertans voted 76% in favor of staying in Canada in a referendum Monday, a measure called by Premier Danielle Smith who said she opposed the idea but called it necessary to hear grievances around federal control over resource development and immigration. Results : https://results.elections.ab.ca/8400as of 0730GMT on Tuesday showed almost 1.1 million of 1.4 million votes were cast against a question calling for talks to start the legal process of leaving Canada. Alberta's referendum comes not long after Quebeckers voted out the sagging CAQ government in favor of the separatist Parti Quebecois but only after its leader watered down calls for a referendum until Donald Trump leaves office. Prime Minister Mark Carney's tougher stance against U.S. threats of economic domination of Canada and rolling out major resource projects has helped blunt separatist movements. (See: MNI INTERVIEW2: Oil Windfall Can Aid Affordability - Champagne: https://www.mnimarkets/articles/mni-interview2-oil-windfall-can-aid-afforda bility-champagne-1776371744872) Canada's dollar was the strongest in about a month after the results, trading at about CAD1.40655.
Former Bank of Canada and finance economist discusses inflation outlook.
Bank of Canada surveys Monday showed consumers see elevated inflation persisting over the next five years because of U.S. tariffs and the Iran war, while almost half of firms expect price gains above the central bank's target range, undermining the o...
7660b3d1-e5a4-4508-bde3-6c2575dbe985-1792413006028 - Canada's inflation rate was 3.1% in September to mark the fourth time in five months it's been at the top of the central bank's target band at a time officials are warning sticky inflation may lead them to raise borrowing costs as soon as the Oct. 28
Canada announced a new CAD9 billion fund Wednesday for companies to adapt to U.S. tariffs, focused on automakers, steel mills and opening up the "Ring of Fire" mining belt in northern Ontario. "The world may have changed," Prime Minister Mark Carney...
Canada's Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne told the House of Commons he'll deliver a budget Nov. 5, an announcement made Tuesday hours after the parliamentary budget officer said the plan to date will miss the government's own fiscal ancho...
Decision is due Wednesday morning from Ottawa.
Governor Tiff Macklem raises borrowing costs for first time since July 2023.
