Canada's unemployment rate has risen to an 11-year high and the trade deficit to a record, government figures showed Friday. But despite the gloomy results, evidence suggests global trade flows will recover by the end of the year and lift Canada over...

Gold swept to a record high above US$1,080 per ounce on Tuesday, defying dollar strength as the International Monetary Fund's 200 tonne sale of gold to India's central bank boosted sentiment toward the metal.

With the Canadian economy shrinking severely in the first quarter, although not, according to Statistics Canada data released Monday, as deeply as initially feared, analysts are now talking about the road to recovery that could begin as early as the...

Nouriel Roubini, one of the few economists who accurately predicted the magnitude of the world's recent financial troubles, sees a "big risk" of a double-dip recession, according to an opinion piece posted on the Financial Times' website on Sunday.

Sales at U.S. retailers fell in September, but rose excluding motor vehicles for a second straight month in September, raising cautious optimism consumer spending could support the economic recovery.

Rupert Murdoch thinks his newspapers would be just fine without Google Inc.

Investors have already endured a stock market bubble. Now they’re in the middle of a bond market bubble.

Domestic consumption pulled Canada out of a recession, but a surging loonie and tepid U.S. household demand is holding the Canadian recovery back.

While stock markets have been anything but stable, apartment buildings generally held their value through the recession because of steady financing, low vacancy rates and a supply constrained environment created by government regulations.

The sentencing of Stan Grmovsek, a former Canadian stock trader who pleaded guilty in a U.S. insider-trading case, was delayed because immigration officials wouldn’t let him into the country.