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Retail sales fell in August and were flat in September as consumers closed their wallets

Retail sales fell by 0.1 per cent to $66.1 billion in August, Statistics Canada reported Friday, adding that advanced estimates for September look like no growth, too.

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What WestJet mergers mean for flight prices; Credit card deposits gone wrong: CBC s Marketplace cheat sheet

What WestJet mergers mean for flight prices; Credit card deposits gone wrong: CBC s Marketplace cheat sheet
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What spending slowdown? Retail sales suggest Canadians aren t ready to quit shopping

What spending slowdown? Retail sales suggest Canadians aren t ready to quit shopping
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As the BoC takes a pause from interest rate hikes, all eyes are on the labour market

OTTAWA After a series of historic interest rate hikes, economists are left wondering whether job losses are next. High interest rates cause businesses and consumers to pull back on spending.

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As the BoC takes a pause from interest rate hikes, all eyes are on the labour market

OTTAWA After a series of historic interest rate hikes, economists are left wondering whether job losses are next. High interest rates cause businesses and consumers to pull back on spending.

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