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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

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The Canadian Press. (2026, October 25). Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/five-things-to-watch-for-in-the-canadian-business-world-in-the-coming-week/article_6d50e3b0-7670-564c-a07f-2ad1d025223d.html

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The Canadian business world will see a busy week with major corporate earnings reports from several large companies including Celestica Inc., Precision Drilling Corp., and Air Canada. The Bank of Canada is expected to raise interest rates from the current 2.25% during its Wednesday meeting. Additionally, Prime Minister Mark Carney will host a Canada-EU Summit in Montreal aiming to strengthen ties with Europe. Statistics Canada will also release GDP figures for August and preliminary estimates for September on Friday, providing insights into the third quarter's economic performance.
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The Bank of Canada is expected to raise its key interest rate target from 2.25% to a higher level this Wednesday, according to financial markets. This decision will be accompanied by the release of the fall monetary policy report. Some of corporate Canada’s biggest names are set to report their results this week, including Celestica Inc., Precision Drilling Corp., Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd., and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd., among others. Additionally, Canada will host a Canada-EU Summit in Montreal starting on Thursday, with Prime Minister Mark Carney working towards establishing closer links with Europe.

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Canada Canadian Celestica Inc. Precision Drilling Corp. TORONTO

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Canada GPE · 3× Canadian NORP · 3× Weston PERSON · 2× Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. ORG · 1× Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. ORG · 1× Celestica Inc. ORG · 1× Precision Drilling Corp. ORG · 1× Restaurant Brands International Inc. ORG · 1× TORONTO GPE · 1× Teck Resources Ltd. ORG · 1×

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GDP Statistics Canada will offer its latest reading of the overall economy on Friday when it releases its gross domestic product by industry figures for August and its preliminary estimate for September.
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🔮 Some of corporate Canada’s biggest names will report their results this week.
2026-10-25 · Toronto Star
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week · assertive framing

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Some of corporate Canada’s biggest names will report their results this week. asserted
Some → report → results
Celestica Inc. is set to report results on Monday, followed by Precision Drilling Corp. on Tuesday. asserted
Inc. → set → Tuesday
Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. are set to report on Wednesday. asserted
Ltd. → set → Wednesday
Restaurant Brands International Inc., Teck Resources Ltd., Spin Master Corp., Air Canada and TMX Group Ltd. are scheduled for Thursday. asserted
Inc. → schedule → Thursday
The week ends with Cameco Corp., Canadian National Railway Co., Imperial Oil Ltd. and Magna International Inc. on Friday. asserted
week → end → Friday
The Bank of Canada will release its interest rate decision and fall monetary policy report on Wednesday. asserted
Bank → release → Wednesday
Financial markets are betting there is a good chance the central bank will raise its key interest rate target from its current level of 2.25 per cent where it has been set since October last year. asserted
it → bet → October
Canada will host a Canada-EU Summit in Montreal starting on Thursday. asserted
Canada → host → Thursday
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been working on establishing closer links with Europe, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed Canada could become the first associate member of the European Union. uncertain
Canada → work → Union
GDP Statistics Canada will offer its latest reading of the overall economy on Friday when it releases its gross domestic product by industry figures for August and its preliminary estimate for September. asserted
it → offer → September
The figures will offer an early estimate of how the Canadian economy fared for the third quarter as a whole. asserted
economy → offer → whole
Galen Weston, chairman of Loblaw Cos. Ltd., and CEO of George Weston Ltd., will give a speech to the Canadian Club Toronto on Friday. asserted
Weston → give → Friday
Weston is expected to talk about the erosion of trust in the private sector and its role in Canadian prosperity. asserted
Weston → expect → prosperity
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 25, 2026. asserted
report → publish → Press
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