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iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (NY:EWC)

50.67 -0.08 (-0.16%)
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Canadian Banks Expecting A Worsening Economy
Banks are often the first to sniff out any economic weakness, as they begin to put aside funds to cover expected losses in the coming year. 
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Topics Economy
Canadian Growth Shocker Confirms Central Bank To Pause
Canada’s economy surprisingly contracted in the second quarter with consumer spending slowing sharply and residential investment collapsing. 
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Topics Economy
TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, Aug. 31
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 12.1% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 0.0%. 
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Unaffordable Prices Cure Unaffordable Prices
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Waiting For The Anticipated Recession Is Very Tiresome
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Topics Economy
TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, Aug. 17
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 11.3% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 1.4%. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, Aug. 10
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 13.2% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -1.1%. 
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“Normalized” Rates And Record Debt Mean Tough Times
Canadian banks are offering mortgage rates above 6% for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6-year terms on new purchases. Home equity lines of credit are above 7%. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, Aug. 3
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 12.8% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -0.5%. 
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Homeownership Becoming A Nightmare For Many
The supply of incentivized sellers is rising as the pool of able buyers shrinks. More will stumble as the Canadian job market weakens. 
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Why The Bank Of Canada’s Rate Hikes Are Not Working
The Bank of Canada continues to warn that rates are going to remain “higher for longer”, a mantra that seems to dominate monetary authorities everywhere. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, July 27
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease by 12.0% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -0.8%. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, July 20
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 10.4% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 0.3%. 
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Will Canadian CPI Put A Cap On BoC, Finally?
Headline inflation in Canada is expected to fall back to the top of the target range, which would normally imply that rate hikes were done and over with. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2 - Thursday, July 13
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 8.4% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 1.1%. 
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The Bank Of Canada Has Entered The Realm Of Overkill
Like so many other central bankers, the Bank of Canada seems to be impatient regarding the speed with which inflation has come down. 
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Bank Of Canada Hikes Again As Inflation Fears Linger
The Bank of Canada has raised rates a further 25 basis points today, leaving it at 5%. 
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BoC Rate Decision: Another Hike?
Despite inflation coming down below 4.0% last month, the BoC is expected to deliver another rate hike when it meets later today. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q2
23Q2 earnings are expected to decrease 7.5% from Q2 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 2.0%. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of July 10
The resilience of the US economy makes a July rate hike look a certainty, with the market sensing a strong chance that we get another before the year's end. 
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Bank Of Canada Likely To Hike Again To Ensure Inflation Returns Sustainably To Target
Having hiked interest rates to 4.5% in January the Bank of Canada had been on hold but, after a five-month hiatus, decided to tighten monetary policy further and raised rates by 25bp in early June. 
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Insolvency Bull Market
Insolvency trustees are the financial undertakers. They endured a bear market when easy credit enabled extend and pretend habits for the masses. 
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Canada Jobs Numbers: Will The BoC Restart The Pause?
The jobs numbers from Canada are typically overshadowed by the NFP data for the US that comes out at the same time. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of July 3
Keep an eye out for key data releases in the US next week, including the jobs report and the ISM manufacturing and service sector reports. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of June 26
Expect hawkish messaging from the Fed to continue over the coming week as the case for another 25p hike in July continues to gather momentum. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q1 - Thursday, June 22
23Q1 earnings are expected to decrease 10.0% from Q1 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -3.4%. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q1 - Thursday, June 15
23Q1 earnings are expected to decrease 9.4% from Q1 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -2.4%. 
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Bank Of Canada Strikes Again
What the BOC did yesterday will make the financial and economic downside deeper for longer in Canada. 
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After Disappointing PMIs, Attention Will Turn Back To Inflation In The Week Ahead
In the first half of the 2023, Japan is set to be one of the fastest if not the fastest growing economy in the G10. 
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Canada Needs To Promote Business Capital Investment If It Hopes To Tame Inflation
The use of one blunt policy tool - interest rates - has the unintended consequences of dampening business investment and its derivative productivity growth. 
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