Hiring in Canada was unexpectedly strong in September, steadying what has been a weak labor market and raising doubts as to whether the central bank will feel compelled to follow up quickly with another cut to interest rates.
2025-10-10 16:54:00
Robb M. Stewart
More than 60,000 jobs were created in Canada last month, topping economists’ expectations, but signs of job-market softness linger
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Bank of Canada Gov. Tiff Macklem said data next week gauging the corporate sales outlook and inflation are likely to tip the scales on whether the central bank follows up September’s rate cut with another reduction later this month
