When looking at this webpage article from a robust principal perspective, the article is well displayed both on my windows HP laptop as well as when I inspect the page and change the view to a iPhone. Further I used a text to speech web extension on my chrome and was able to listen and understand the article.

Looking at this hyperlink for the text "told Canadians they would remain low for a long time." it is both accessible for the individuals who are color blind as the hyperlink is distinguished using a underline under the text. Further anyone who has weak vision can also access the link as it is blue.

It is great that the author added a description to the video to let the readers and listeners know about what the video is about. However the video is not accessible as it does not have close captioning and requires many clicks just to get to the video which is disappointing.

The author has also included subheadings such as this one "Rates could start falling by summer: economists" to let the readers know a change of topic. this helps people who are using the assistive technology to know something new is being discussed

We can see here that the author of this article has provided brief description for the image that is attached. This makes it easier for people using assistive technology such as screen readers to understand what the image is about