Watch Financial Post reporter Stephanie Hughes count down the stories that made headlines
Tiff Macklem raised interest rates this week; CN Rail warned 2023 might prove rocky for earnings; Chrystia Freeland promised the next budget will be fiscally prudent. Photo by Wire services Stephanie Hughes, finance reporter for the Financial Post, walks you through the top seven stories of the week. To read more, click on the links below.
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7. CN Rail posts $1.4B in fourth quarter, but outlook is less rosy
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6. Metro profits climb 11 per cent in first quarter, hikes dividend
5. Globalive seeks to return to wirelss market with bid for spectrum
Correction: Metro hiked its quarterly dividend by 10 per cent to 30.25 cents per share, not dollars.
4. Canada must be ‘fiscally prudent’ amid global uncertainty: Freeland
3. Ottawa’s fiscal picture is unsustainable over the next decade: Dodge
2. Court rejects competition bureau’s bid to block Rogers-Shaw deal
1. Bank of Canada delivers 25 basis-point hike, signals pause
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