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As the potential catalysts to a higher yield environment disappear, we explain why we think the fixed income landscape ahead will be challenging.

Advancements in computing power and mechanical technology can lower manufacturers’ costs, and bring added quality and customization to their products.

While Joe Biden is projected to win the election, it appears he’ll have to work with a status quo, i.e., divided, Congress. What’s next?

We can look through the COVID-19 valley and focus more confidently on the recovery and post-pandemic world. Do investors need to rethink positioning?

Call it a carbon copy of September: Canada’s largest housing markets remained piping hot last month—at, or near record highs—with suburbs getting much of the action and downtown areas seeing a lot of condos put up for sale.

We look beyond the outcome of the U.S. elections to understand how the changing political landscape could affect stock market investments.

Janet and Tylar discuss what’s going on in the markets as the election outcome plays out, and where investors should focus their attention from here.

While votes are still being counted, the equity market has been taking things in stride so far, and we explain why investors should do the same.

While it could be a bumpy ride ahead, the greatest deteriorations in economic conditions and equity markets are likely in the rearview mirror.