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- Low probability the Carney government will hit any of its fiscal . . .
OTTAWA — Ottawa’s fiscal watchdog says there’s a “low probability” that the Carney government will reach any of the three targets that it has referred to as its fiscal anchors, just
- Canada budget watchdog doubts Carney can fulfill deficit promise
(Bloomberg) — Canada’s budget watchdog is skeptical Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government will fulfill one of its key fiscal pledges The parliamentary budget officer says it’s unlikely deficits will fall as a share of the economy in coming years, suggesting the federal government won’t meet one of the fiscal anchors it outlined in its budget last week On Nov 4, Finance Minister
- Carney government needs stronger fiscal anchors and greater . . .
The Carney government’s budget establishes two new fiscal anchors: balancing the federal operating budget (which includes spending on day-to-day operations such as government employee compensation) by 2028 29, and maintaining a declining deficit-to-GDP ratio over the years to come, which means gradually reducing the size of the deficit
- Budget watchdog sees considerable concern over governments lack of . . .
Speaking to the government operations and estimates committee on Tuesday, Jacques was asked by Conservative MP Kelly Block whether the government is currently on track to meet its "fiscal
- Carney news: Government has fiscal anchors, PM says
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney insists his government does have fiscal anchors after the interim parliamentary budget officer raised concerns about government spending
- Carney argues his government still has fiscal anchors after PBO raises . . .
During a heated question period exchange with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Wednesday, Carney said the government does indeed have fiscal anchors that are guiding the budgeting
- Budget watchdog sees considerable concern over governments lack of . . .
Carney has said the deficit will be bigger than the last, citing the effect of U S tariffs and additional spending announced by his government When asked about the date being pushed back,
- Carney’s fiscal framework means more investment, and debt
One, Carney wants the federal government to ramp up investment spending—through debt, not taxes He sees this as a growth strategy, as a way to finance emerging spending pressures like defence and as a key tool to drive an ambitious climate transition agenda
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