Economic news

This week, the Bank of Canada looks set to shift its tone… just as labour data keeps surprising to the upside.

This week, Canada enters a “technical recession” as business earnings expectations are revised higher, pushing markets to new heights.

This week: On the economic front, pessimism reigns in Canada.

This week, U.S. inflation surges as a new Fed chair takes office.

This week: We explore investment opportunities in the wake of the oil shock.

This week: We dive into the central banks’ game plan for the energy shock.

This week, markets shrug off Iran-related news.

This week: Markets return to calm against the backdrop of a fragile truce.

This week, the fog of war looms over an otherwise resilient global economy.

This week: As the conflict in Iran becomes increasingly protracted, the spectre of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections is beginning to loom large.

This week, the situation in the Middle East is growing more complicated as the conflict has been ongoing for three weeks.

This week, markets are being shaken by the US-Israel-Iran war, as the risk of a Strait of Hormuz closure grows.

This week, the White House is forced to pivot on tariffs, while investors fear for the future of artificial intelligence.

This week, uncertainty is rising amid mixed signals from the Fed and the risk of U.S. strikes on Iran.

This week, the starting gun is fired on the critical 2026 negotiations, as the fate of the CUSMA and steel and aluminum tariffs make headlines.

This week, the S&P 500 technology sector moves into correction territory, with software hit the hardest.

This week: Kevin Warsh is nominated to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair.

This week, the world converges on Davos against a backdrop of geopolitical fragmentation.

This week: the year 2026 is off to the races with increasing geopolitical risks.

This week: We wrap up 2025 with a look ahead to 2026, a year that promises to be positive for the global economic cycle.

This week, we analyze the latest decisions from the Bank of Canada and the Fed.