Consumer Confidence in Canada Plummets to Lowest Levels since 1982
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Confidence plunges as recession hits Canada. Bond yields retrace as Central Banks signal end of hiking cycle. Carbon tax divides Canadian provinces as affordability crunch deepens. Home sales weaken in October.
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