Bay Street slides in global financial centre rankings
While Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary have slipped, Montreal held its ground
- By: James Langton
- September 25, 2020 September 25, 2020
- 12:24
While Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary have slipped, Montreal held its ground
Covid-19 was Canada's second-leading cause of death in April, May
More buyers are now looking at homes in the suburbs, according to a BMO survey
Certain sectors will continue to struggle due to pandemic-related uncertainty, says a report
Many advisors are not helping to dispel confusion around ESG and impact products
The risks may have been underestimated due to government supports, a report says
ETFs still hold a decisive advantage in sales so far for 2020
New research found 75% of mutual fund investors said they purchased products through an advisor in 2020
Fight over RBG replacement may sideline stimulus efforts
Investors will be watching Wednesday’s speech for clues on government's fiscal plan
Unless they have another job, the pandemic may deal a devastating blow
Core retail sales, however, fell 1.2%
Biden would be less intrusive with the Federal Reserve, but corporate taxes would increase
Among age groups, millennials are most optimistic about buying a home, Scotiabank finds
Being comfortable with high valuations may require a nuanced assessment
Stable income, rising wealth a bright spot for big global investment firms
Fed also announced plan to push inflation above 2% annually
Liquidity has created a "Frankenstein" high-yield market that requires scrutiny
Competitive advantage would lie north of the border
Global GDP is projected to decline by 4.5% this year
The annual inflation rate was unchanged from the year-over-year increase in July
Last year's top performer, a cannabis firm, slipped to 18th
Projections may underscore how long the central bank expects to keep rates low
Toronto and Vancouver fuelled the gains, with regional disparity showing again