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May 20, 2022 · The recent surge in oil prices is still a net benefit to Canada's economy, but not nearly to the extent that we have come to expect. High oil prices mean 'wicked profitability' when...
Oct 21, 2021 · The price of Western Canadian Select crude oil (WCS, the benchmark price for Alberta oil) averaged US$45.13 per barrel in January 2021. By the first week of October, that price had increased to $64.78 per barrel. Other things being constant, the price increase should stimulate economic activity in Canada’s oil sector.
May 20, 2022 · Why high oil prices aren’t creating an economic boom in Canada. High oil prices mean 'wicked profitability' when there's no surge in spending to go with it. Gas prices well over $2 per litre in Carleton Place, Ont., on Tuesday. Normally, this cost for Canadian drivers comes with an economic boon, but not this time.
Jun 8, 2022 · Analysis. Why high oil prices aren't creating an economic boom in Canada. Typically that discount is about $10-$15 US a barrel, but recent events have pushed the gap to beyond $20. That's the...
May 12, 2022 · Canada exports many commodities like oil and gas. When their prices are higher around the world, our exports command a higher price. This pumps more money back into the economy.
Nov 16, 2021 · In the short term, higher oil prices will lead to higher costs of production, increased inflation, and decreased living standards for consumers of oil; In the long-term, higher oil prices can stimulate investment in oil (and alternative energy sources) and also encourage consumers to seek alternatives (e.g. electric cars.)
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Mar 7, 2024 · Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Canada could be the largest source of increased oil supply across the globe in 2024. Canada should be able to capitalize on higher prices paid for our oil as well as the forthcoming ability to get Western oil reaching international markets.
