What Lies Ahead: July 2024 As we move into the third quarter of 2024, we’re pleased to present the July 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Outlook video and
Bank of Canada Leads G7 with Rate Cut Amid Cooling Economy Introducing the June 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada cut its
Inflation Battle Continues: Central Banks Hold Steady as Tax Changes Loom Introducing the May 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. The battle against inflation continues, as central banks
Strong Performance Amidst Bond Disruption and Anticipation of Rate Cuts Introducing the April 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. Global market performance was generally strong and broad in
Artificial Intelligence, what does this mean for investors? Introducing the March 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. A major theme in markets lately has been Artificial Intelligence. Companies
Market Expectations vs. Central Bankers Introducing the February 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. 2023 was a year of interest rates spiking while we watched inflation steadily decline. In contrast, 2024 will likely be a year of watching
Navigating the Markets: January 2024 As we embark on a new year, we’re delighted to kick off 2024 with an exclusive insight into the financial landscape. Introducing the January 2024
CHARTBOOK | Market Comment: In October, the Bank of Canada again left its policy interest rate unchanged at 5.0%. There has been no change to the rate since the Bank
CHARTBOOK | Market Comment: In September, the Bank of Canada announced no change to its policy interest rate, leaving it at 5%. The bank noted that inflation has come down,
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Read More: August 2024
Explore the Bank of Canada’s Latest Interest Rate Cut and Its Potential Impact on Canadian Mortgage Holders Introducing the August 2024 edition of our Chartbook Market Comment slides. Last week,