Thursday, June 5, 2025
Over the past few years, the only certainty about the economy has been uncertainty. But 2025 feels different. Between tariff threats and potential realignment of global supply chains, an upcoming federal election and much more, the level of unpredictability is nearly unprecedented.
Nonetheless, businesses' decision-makers need to steer their organizations. Understanding the underlying trends can help you build resilient and responsive plans. For the Economic Update at Canada's Logistics Conference 2025, attendees can look forward to hearing from Carrie Freestone, Economist at RBC. Look forward to expert insights on what various contingencies could mean for the economy, forecasts, tariffs, the Canadian dollar, and other timely issues.
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About the speaker
Carrie Freestone
Economist
Royal Bank of Canada
Carrie Freestone is an economist at RBC. She is a member of the
macroeconomic analysis group and is responsible for monitoring key
indicators, including consumer spending, labour markets, GDP, and
inflation. Carrie produces economic analyses that she delivers to
clients and the public through publications and presentations. She holds
a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Queen’s University and a Master of
Arts in Economics from the University of Ottawa.