Recession signal could prompt portfolio rebalance
Investor concerns surfaced in recent weeks after U.S. yield curve inversions
- By: Ross Marowits, The Canadian Press
- April 7, 2022 April 7, 2022
- 12:38
Investor concerns surfaced in recent weeks after U.S. yield curve inversions
Multiple half-point interest rate hikes “could be appropriate” in 2022, say some United States Federal Reserve policymakers
Younger Canadians are financially engaged but may lack investment know-how, a BMO survey suggests
Household income rose but net saving dropped for every age group, StatsCan reports
Prices continued higher in February for G20 and OECD
Deal activity slowed sharply from 2021's record pace, Refinitiv reports
Advisory firms spells out leading issues for proxy season
Unemployment dropped to its lowest rate since the pandemic erupted
Rising energy prices put pressure on the central bank to raise rates
The size of contributions rose in 2020, alongside the number of savers
Defined-benefit plans were healthy despite investment returns being negative in the quarter
Issuance declines in most categories, except investment grade corporates
Volume and value of equity offering activity drops sharply in Q1, Refinitiv reports
Zero growth in services while residential construction grew 4.3%
War in Ukraine to have divergent effects on world's economies
Higher prices and the war in Ukraine contributed to a decline in the six-month outlook
Monetary and tax policy could present risks to the housing market, however
Consumer proposals and bankruptcies rose
StatsCan research found a threshold effect to curbs on activity
Deals are likely to dry up as regulation tightens, a report says