What’s happening?
The outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) is a human tragedy for all those affected. Recent heightened concerns are spilling over into global economic and capital market concerns – causing sharp drops in market values and an increase in volatility.
Capital market investors are facing the difficult task of incorporating a worrisome event that is evolving by the hour into market prices. Whenever that happens, especially where fear and uncertainty are involved, market
responses swirl with both emotions and…
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October was a month of mixed signals. While equities climbed and AI leaders like NVIDIA…
Markets gained ground in September, lifted by rate cuts and easing inflation. Canadian and U.S.…
Investor sentiment improved in August, driven by hopes of rate cuts and extended trade truces.…
Trade tensions and cautious monetary policy continue to shape the global economic landscape. The U.S.…