#MarketMemo

The synchronised, extraordinarily accommodative response of global central banks since the pandemic struck is giving way to different policy paths.

“High” inflation means different things to different generations. To the earliest baby boomers, the term conjures memories of the double-digit increases of the mid-70s to early-80s and sky-high mortgage rates.

Platform promises and the potential impacts on Canadians’ tax bills

Inflation continues to rise and the U.S. equity market is mostly indifferent. We lay out factors that could make inflation a problem for the market.

The long-anticipated taper announcement came. But there are a lot of moving parts to the Fed’s outlook and we address three burning questions.

More countries are making the pricing of carbon emissions mandatory, via cap-and-trade rules or a tax. How should investors view this new expense?

We examine the infrastructure and social legislation proposed by Congress, and look at what it could mean for U.S. growth and inflation.

Canadian households accumulated the highest amount of excess savings among G7 countries during the pandemic.