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We all have responsibility for getting more Canadians back to work and managing the forces of automation and digitalization. The greater the number of people who participate in Canada’s recovery, the stronger our economy will be.
As the U.S. economic recovery continues, we look at the market forces and Fed policies shaping long-term interest rates.
Difference-makers like Sylvia Parris-Drummond are driving for change—even in times of upheaval and tragedy. ”We're in a pandemic of COVID and a pandemic of racism,” she says.
We think the GameStop episode is indicative of a megashift at play—one that’s bigger than the stock market. What does this mean for long-term investors?
Bitcoin is a potentially transformative technology whose impacts may extend beyond its use as an investment.
As the Fed settles in for the long haul, we look at what’s behind the Fed’s thinking, the fiscal stimulus taking shape, and the impact for investors.
What worked in the past may not work in the future. So it’s sensible to split the roles of safety and income generation in fixed income portfolios.
As economies regain pre-pandemic peaks and corporate earnings recover further, we look at why stocks could provide attractive all-in returns in 2021.
While it could be a bumpy ride ahead, the greatest deteriorations in economic conditions and equity markets are likely in the rearview mirror.
If November sees a clean sweep for the Democrats, which sectors could emerge as the winners and losers?
