Amira Haddad

Amira Haddad is an economic writer based in Canada, known for translating complex market dynamics into clear, practical reporting for everyday readers. She began her journalism career at a Toronto business desk, covering household finance, banking regulation, and labour-market shifts for local and national outlets. Over the past decade, Amira has focused on macroeconomics and public policy, with recurring coverage of interest-rate expectations, trade impacts, and the evolving landscape of consumer credit. Her work has earned attention for thorough data sourcing and careful interpretation of inflation and productivity trends. Amira has also contributed to investigative explainers on how policy decisions ripple through housing affordability and small-business financing. She continues to grow her beat by partnering with economists and using primary datasets to ensure her stories stay grounded in evidence rather than headlines.