November 20, 2025
Canada

WEBINAR: Inside Canada’s Economic Outlook: Inflation, Interest Rates, and What’s Next for Growth

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As 2025 draws to a close, Canada’s economy is navigating a delicate balance of slowing inflation, changing interest rates, and evolving consumer confidence. Join Arlene Kish and Scott Hazelton from S&P Global on November 20 for an in-depth look at the key forces shaping Canada’s economic landscape.

They’ll explore the latest data on employment, spending, and housing trends—and what these indicators reveal about the strength and direction of Canada’s recovery. The session will also touch on how these broader economic conditions influence key sectors such as construction and home improvement.

Gain a clearer understanding of where Canada’s economy is headed and what it means for your business planning in the year ahead.

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