ATB's Quarterly Alberta Economic Outlook
ATB leverages its understanding of Alberta's economy to produce a quarterly economic forecast for the province.
The Twenty-Four Seven by ATB
Welcome to The Twenty-Four Seven. With a fresh new look, The Twenty-Four Seven delivers the analyses, insights and news you’ve come to expect from our team of economic experts.
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Chart of the week
March 21, 2025
Chart of the Week: Still coming to Alberta
Alberta’s population gains from international migration slowed over the course of last year, but remained the largest source of growth, outnumbering both net interprovincial migration and natural increase. While down about 44% from the same quarter in 2023, net international migration to Alberta was still more than double the average quarterly gain during the five years before the pandemic disruption.
Economic Insights Focused on Alberta's Economy
ATB’s team of economists make sense of the latest data and trends in daily insights delivered right to your inbox.
THE TWENTY-FOUR (daily)
Retail sales, the unemployment rate, population growth, inflation, international trade—these are just a few of the economic trends the team makes sense of in ATB’s daily insights.
No direction home
Bank of Canada offers no guidance on what’s next for interest ratesB
New ventures
Business formation in Alberta
How are the first few bites?
Food services sales off to a slower start in January
THE SEVEN (weekly)
A review of the key economic highlights of the week impacting Alberta.
The Seven, March 21, 2025
Forecasting in the fog
The Seven, March 14, 2025
Buckle up
The Seven, March 7, 2025
Still standing
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