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The budget features an unprecedented $101 billion of stimulus. Read the highlights.
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Soaring prices and the start of the spring season attracted more sellers, according to early reports from local real estate boards.
Global Insight 2021 Outlook
What are the consequences of the growing government debt dilemma?
Governments are awash in debt, with no signs borrowing will let up anytime soon. Is this sustainable? What are the risks for economies and taxpayers?
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Chief Economist
RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
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