Canadian, U.S. stock markets fall as oil tops US$90 a barrel
Canada’s main stock index fell nearly 300 points and U.S. markets fell, while the price of oil rose to top US$90 a barrel after attacks in the Red Sea.
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CMHC predicts weak housing market activity for rest of year in updated forecast
For the rest of 2026, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) sees “slow economic growth, weak housing demand, declining home prices, lower housing starts and easing rental markets.”
