Tony Stillo
Tony Stillo is the director of economics for Canada at Oxford Economics, where he analyzes economic trends and their implications. He was recently mentioned in relation to a report predicting that a trade war-induced recession could lead to significant job losses in Canada, emphasizing the potential economic fallout from current trade tensions.
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Tony Stillo expresses concerns about the fragile position of the Canadian economy.
Canada’s GDP rebounds in third quarter, but trade numbers mask broader weakness
Canada· 2025-11-28
Tony Stillo is the director of Canada economics at Oxford Economics.
Market-based odds of BoC rate cut this month zoom to 90% after weak jobs reportsCanada· 2025-09-05
Tony Stillo, director of Canada Economics at Oxford Economics, said that the report’s conclusion was based on a 'broad interpretation.'
Canada’s pause on U.S. countertariffs causes confusion among businesses it was supposed to helpCanada· 2025-05-31
Tony Stillo is the director of Canada economics at Oxford Economics Canada.
How today’s GDP report has shifted market bets and economist views for next week’s BoC rate decisionCanada· 2025-05-30
An analysis released this week by economists Tony Stillo and Michael Davenport at Oxford Economics discusses the impact of tariffs.
Cruel summer: Tariffs are hitting your fishing rods, tents and barbecuesCanada· 2025-05-17
Tony Stillo, director of Canada economics at Oxford Economics, expects a three-quarter recession starting soon.
Canada’s economy in flux as Trump starts cutting tariff dealsCanada· 2025-05-16
Tony Stillo, director of economics for Canada at Oxford Economics, warns of job losses due to the trade war.
Canada’s housing market was poised for a comeback. Then trade war jitters set inCanada· 2025-04-21
