Jonalyn Cueto

Jonalyn Cueto

Jonalyn Cueto is a global news writer for Key Media based in the Philippines. She writes news on business, insurance, and mortgage, among other topics. She has over a decade of experience in providing support to multinational agencies, including news writing, research, and copywriting.

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Job growth expected to stall in November

RBC analysts outline what will be watched closely in the upcoming labour report

Job growth expected to stall in November

Is Canadian inflation about to jump in the months ahead?

Scotiabank analysis suggests BoC may need to revise forecasts

Is Canadian inflation about to jump in the months ahead?

CMHC reveals third-quarter financials

National housing agency posts growth in Q3

CMHC reveals third-quarter financials

Construction sector calls for workforce action to kickstart homebuilding

Report outlines gaps that could slow the country's housing push

Construction sector calls for workforce action to kickstart homebuilding

Housing affordability crisis deepens across Quebec

Study maps regions where affordability has deteriorated fastest

Housing affordability crisis deepens across Quebec

Mortgage renewal risks rise as jobless rate climbs

How lenders weigh payment history when income stops coming in

Mortgage renewal risks rise as jobless rate climbs

Foreign investment in Canada slips in Q3

Is international confidence in the Canadian economy sliding?

Foreign investment in Canada slips in Q3

Toronto's unemployment rate rises to 8.9%

Population growth once boosted Toronto's economy – now it's fuelling job market strain

Toronto's unemployment rate rises to 8.9%

Fiscal guardrails tested in 2025 budget

RBC sees tariffs and structural costs fuelling most of the deficit surge

Fiscal guardrails tested in 2025 budget

Federation of Canadian Municipalities urges federal action on infrastructure

Calls grow for Ottawa to replace a major infrastructure program set to end in 2028

Federation of Canadian Municipalities urges federal action on infrastructure