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Macroeconomics for everybody! The (new) 10-Minute Take podcast from RBC Economics will explain (in simple terms) what the latest economic data means and why you should care. It's everything you wanted to know but were too shy to ask -- in less than 10 minutes.
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Canadians’ spending heated up fast this summer. Excluding autos and gasoline stations, total purchases saw the largest quarterly increase in four years despite headwinds from tariffs and a soft labour market. What underp
Rising consumer prices since the pandemic have added to significant cost-of-living challenges for households in North America. Prices for essential items like food and shelter in Canada and the U.S. have risen at a faste
The first Joint Review of CUSMA is underway. With U.S. tariffs still in place and trade tensions high, there's significant anxiety about what happens next. The good news: No extension on July 1 doesn't mean a termination
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy meeting in June marked Kevin Warsh's first as Chair—and it came with a clear shift in focus. Inflation dominated the press conference, while the labor market received minimal attention.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has officially started with games spanning cities across North America, drawing spectators from all over the world. But as it creates buzz, it won't distract from the headwinds still facing Canada
U.S. headline inflation just posted its hottest print in nearly three years, driven by surging energy prices and sticky core inflation pressures. At the same time, labour market data is looking solid, and growth hasn’t m
Softening in Canada’s headline labour market data this year masks a more encouraging underlying story. Job losses remain concentrated in tariff-exposed sectors, layoffs are declining, and hiring is beginning to rebound—a
U.S. productivity growth is strong, business investment in information processing and equipment has surged, and headlines about AI replacing jobs are growing louder. But, how much of this is actually attributable to AI a
Global oil prices remain high as the Middle East conflict persists, raising questions about a potential comeback of the broad-based inflation Canada experienced during and after the pandemic. But, this shock is fundament
Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has pushed global oil prices higher, raising questions about the impact to Canada’s oil-exporting economy. This shock differs fundamentally from the past including 2015’s oil price col
Rising oil prices and its impact on the US economy are continuously evolving, and how long the crisis lasts will be the key determinant of where headline inflation settles. If the shock persists, higher energy prices wil
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision against the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad-based tariffs is far from the end of the U.S. tariff story. The administration has already pivo
One month into 2026, U.S. inflation continues to run above 2% for a fifth consecutive year—and the reason goes beyond a single cause. Some recent data—including easing in core services and vehicle prices—might suggest re
Canada's extreme trade concentration—with 75% of energy exports and 77% of manufacturing exports going to the U.S. in 2024—has left the country vulnerable to protectionist trade policies. While 2025 data shows encouragin
We're back for season four! In this season premiere, join RBC Economics’ Claire Fan and Carrie Freestone as they cut through the noise and reveal themes that matter for the Canadian and U.S. economies in 2026. Despite a
Trade disruptions in 2025 took a toll on Canada-U.S. relations after decades of coordination and integration. Still, the two economies are more similar than many may appreciate. In this season finale of the 10-Minu
The U.S. government shutdown ended after 43 days—the longest in history—and, economists now have more clarity about the release of government data. But, clarity on timing doesn't mean clarity on the state of the U.S
In response to tariff pressures and economic weakness, Budget 2025 commits big new spending to spark private investment and reignite growth – with higher deficits and debt as a result. In this episode of the 10-Minute Ta
It’s the 23rd day of the U.S. government shutdown and 750,000 federal workers are furloughed. Significant data disruptions are clouding visibility over the economy just as the U.S. Federal Reserve restarts its rate-cutti
Amid the constant churn of U.S. tariff headlines, fundamental questions about Canada's trade often go unanswered. Questions such as: • What exactly does Canada export—and where does it all go? • Has Canada always been th
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