A review of the week's top global economic and capital markets news.
A review of the week's top global economic and capital markets news.
A key focus was investing in businesses. The budget also included a new capital gains exemption, the creation of Canada's first sovereign wealth fund and proposals to consolidate RRSP and RRIF rules.
As geopolitics reshapes capital spending and fiscal priorities, portfolio construction must evolve.
From interest rates and AI to geopolitics and dispersion. Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., looks at where markets could be headed for the rest of 2026.
Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., shares their views on Iran situation.
Relative opportunities outside the U.S. widened over the quarter as monetary policy paths diverged and a weaker U.S. dollar helped non‑USD returns.
No changes to tax rates but diverse measures like updated rules for registered accounts investing in small businesses and the removal of the Underused Housing Tax (UHT).
Despite ongoing concerns about tariffs and geopolitical risks, markets rebounded by the end of Q2, with key indexes near or above all-time highs.
2025 started relatively calmly. But sentiment shifted drastically in early April following the U.S. administration’s April 2 (Liberation Day) announcements on steep tariffs, targeting countries across the world. This sparked extreme short-term volatility – on both the up and downside - for stocks and bonds.
Diversifying to reduce risk is a key investment strategy. The reason: not all investments will perform in the same way at the same time.
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