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We survey the macro factors shaping the global economy, and their implications for portfolio positioning as 2024 unfolds.
Geopolitical tensions and policy uncertainty are driving inflation risks. We look at the potential role of fixed income in portfolio positioning.
As markets shrug off soaring U.S. debt, we unpack the debt dilemma and argue that positioning portfolios for a debt crisis can lead to subpar returns.
While a U.S. default is exceedingly unlikely, what are the costs of political brinkmanship for global financial markets?
As economic trends shift, we believe 2023 will be characterized by continued volatility and in some cases, periods of risk-on market action.
The decline in household wealth comes at a time when Canadians are already feeling the squeeze of higher inflation and rising interest rates.
It’s important to consider secondary impacts of slowing growth, and we look at how investors may see positives in today’s economic backdrop.
After a volatile first half of 2022 marked by surging inflation and uncertain economic conditions, what’s in store for rates, the Fed, and markets?
We expect higher interest rates, both in Canada and abroad, will ultimately begin to cool demand and price pressures as the year progresses.
People's lifestyles and perspectives are becoming more global. Here are some things to consider when your wealth heads overseas.