Global stocks have been repeatedly hitting new highs, leaving investors looking over their shoulders for the bubble-bursting bogey man to appear. The bad news......
After almost nine weeks of consecutive gains and all-time highs, we finally saw a week where markets took a long-overdue breather. Nothing in particular led to the week where major indexes were roughly 1% in the red......
Well, our comment several weeks ago that “rates to fall, in fall” was somewhat correct. This week (still technically summer), we had both the Bank of Canada and US Federal Reserve lower their key overnight rate by 25bps......
Yes. It was yet another week of record highs for North American benchmarks with Canada’s TSX adding to its lead over our counterparts to the South......
August’s heatwave extended to global equity markets. Good news outweighed bad and even negatives were spun into positives. However, if we are counting headlines, negatives dominated the month......
As we begrudgingly say goodbye to the final week of summer, we thought it would be helpful to highlight some key observations and trends in the market that we have been discussing with clients or that we believe have been flying under the radar......
It was setting up to be a week of divergence for North American benchmarks with Canada’s TSX hitting new all-time-highs throughout the week while our counterparts to South put together a 5-day losing streak that saw major indices retrace......
Summer may be drawing closer to its end, but economic data and corporate earnings kept investors fully engaged this week. The buy-the-dip narrative was in full effect as markets bounced following last week’s weaker than expected data......
Summer temperatures are heating up, and so was the stock market until Friday’s US jobs report and new tariff announcements hit the pause button on a 4-month stock market rally......
It was yet another week of gains for North American markets, which have basically been higher every single week since the early April lows......