In our November preview, we examine Canada’s manufacturing slump and anticipated rate cuts aimed at boosting competitiveness, the U.S. at a pivotal moment post-election with mounting debt and inflation concerns, and the commodities sector reflecting global unease with rising gold prices and optimism in housing demand supported by low energy costs. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our October preview, we explore Canada's economic struggles with high interest rates and a weak housing market, the steady growth of the U.S. economy driven by confident consumers and low layoffs, and the shift toward domestic products and supply chain adjustments in the commodities sector. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our September preview, we explore Canada's slow growth and less optimistic outlook, the United States' consumer confidence and spending, and for commodities, the heightened volatility and increase in demand for construction commodities. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our August preview, we explore Canada's weakening economy and productivity concerns, the United States' inflation uncertainty and affordability gains, and for commodities, the continuing volatile market and rising constriction costs. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

By measuring the real-time pulse and sentiments of these Canadian business leaders, TEC Canada's CEO Confidence Index provides a data-driven overview of the existing economic, market and sector developments and serves as an early indicator of trends in employment, capital spending, sales, earnings, and profit expectations across the country.

In our July preview, we explore Canada's economic rebound and rising housing demand, the United States' potential inflation slowdown and steady interest rates, and globally, the drop in natural gas prices alongside rising building material costs. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our June preview, we dive into Canada’s limping economy and high unemployment rates, the United States' tight job market and high consumer spending, and globally, the end of cheap supply chains and rising living costs keeping inflation high. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our May preview, we dive into Canada's dropping core inflation and fragile housing market, the U.S.'s persistent high inflation and rising labor costs, and the global surge in commodity prices, including notable increases in copper and crude. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

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