U.S. Jobs Report Falls Short of Expectations The August 1st U.S. jobs report showed non-farm payrolls rising by just 73,000, well below the expected 110,000. Revisions to prior months further
Markets Hold Steady Amid Geopolitical Tensions and Uncertain Rate Cuts Despite a dramatic turn of events in the Middle East, marked by a U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, markets have shown surprising resilience. Oil prices dipped
Holding Steady Amid Global Shifts The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.75% this week, signaling a cautious approach amid shifting global trade dynamics and cooling inflation. With GDP expected to slow, unemployment on the rise
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Interest Rates, Trade Tensions, and Market Resilience The Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve recently made significant moves with their interest rates, but that’s just the
Market Volatility Returns: How Trump’s Policies and Rate Cuts Are Shaping the Economy Donald Trump’s return to the White House has reignited market turbulence, with social media posts once again
2024 in Review: A Stellar Year for Investors and What’s Next 2024 offered valuable insights for investors, with declining interest rates, steady earnings growth, and strong economic performance in developed
Markets Surge Amid Post-Election Optimism, Trade Tensions Mount Introducing the December 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. Global markets hit record highs post-election, but Trump’s tariff threats signal
Fed’s Rate Cut and Its Impact on US and Canadian Economies: October 2024 As we transition into the fourth quarter of 2024, we’re pleased to present the October 2024 edition
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Jackson Hole Shifts the Fed’s Focus At this year’s Jackson Hole conference, Fed Chair Jay Powell surprised markets with a clear change in tone. After months of prioritizing inflation, the Fed may now be turning its attention to the labour market