Insights

In any given year, 1 in 5 Canadians will personally experience a mental health issue or illness. This year, there is an undeniably higher degree of stress for many Canadians, given the uncertainty and strain of the current global health crisis.

While some tempting cases can be made for value, we think it’s too soon to go big into value stocks at the expense of growth stocks.

The rally’s narrowness doesn’t negate the move, and if the bottoming process is for real we should see more inclusive participation in months ahead.

With health risks and financial concerns on the minds of people across the country, there is no shortage of challenges to face in the global pandemic.

As if economies and markets didn’t already have their hands full, fresh U.S.-China trade tensions have added a layer of uncertainty to consider.

With oil prices in free fall as demand has evaporated into thin air, we look at what’s in store for the oil market.

The shadow cast by COVID-19 on profits and GDP growth could be longer than expected. We examine the paths back to normal for earnings and the economy.

The Fed has pledged quantitative easing and liquidity facilities in response to COVID-19. Can its promises backstop the markets against volatility?