Oil prices set for swings next week as U.S.-Israel strikes raise supply uncertainty
Brent crude, an international benchmark, closed at a seven-month high of US$72.87 on Friday
- By: The Associated Press
- March 1, 2026 March 1, 2026
- 10:05
Brent crude, an international benchmark, closed at a seven-month high of US$72.87 on Friday
Meanwhile, oil prices rose on geopolitical fears
Dropped levies had been between 25% and 100%
SRO modernizes rules on industry gifts, codifies guidance, exemptions
Inflation expectations ease, job market optimism ticks up
For some, signing up for credit monitoring requires several attempts
Targeted support services intended to combat advice gap
No immediate plans to introduce service to Canada
Firm agrees to proxy voting changes, US$29.5 million payment, to end case
That's up from $21.7B a year ago, as expenses rose more than revenues
Net income dropped from $16M last year as non-insurance costs increased
CPP to pay US$1.6 billion for 60% stake in atNorth
Airline stocks lost altitude while defence, Big Tech stocks rose
Broad-based growth powers gains in revenue, earnings
Shares in oil companies and companies that supply equipment and technology to the military are climbing
Platform used investors' money to finance operations, fund withdrawals
Court rejects theory that investor disclosure is required for share transfers
Court appoints monitor, Bank of Canada amends compliance order for XTM Inc.
CanDeal to help pilot common solution to cut duplicative administrative, compliance tasks
Plus, promotions at Guardian Capital, Mackenzie Investments, CPPIB and more
Bank's name will live on after sale of commercial ops to Fairstone
Plus, moves at Our Family Office, Harvest ETFs, Manulife Wealth, Canada Life and more
Plus, Wellington-Alus Private Counsel and Ninepoint Partners add new talent
Also, moves at Mackenzie Investments, Edward Jones Canada and the CSA
Group warns that surge of ETF share class launches in the U.S. could threaten Canada's industry
At $20.8B, ETFs also set a new monthly net sales record: SIMA
Mutual fund managers wrapped up 2025 with more than $2.5 trillion in assets under management — a 12.7% increase over the previous year