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Weekly Commentary

Is Toronto’s Housing Market Headed for Resurgence or Relapse?

January 26, 2024
Marc Desormeaux
Principal Economist
  • Canada: Real GDP likely advanced by 0.1% in November.
  • The Federal Reserve is expected to keep holding rates steady.
  • United States: Look for job creation to be robust again in January, but keep an eye on revisions.
  • The Conference Board index will probably show another uptick in US consumer confidence.
  • Will eurozone real GDP fall for the second time in a row?
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