Bigger capital buffer warranted as debt risks rise: Fitch
The agency affirmed Canada's AA+ rating, although debt remains a concern
- By: James Langton
- June 21, 2021 June 21, 2021
- 13:49
English speakers are more likely to avoid conversations about investing than French speakers, according to a national poll
OSFI's decision to rebuild capital shows faith in banks' strength and the economic recovery
Mortgage borrowing saw its largest month-over-month increase in April
Immigration reignited growth after the pandemic's "lost year"
According to IFIC, mutual funds had net sales of $8.4 billion, while ETFs had $7.6 billion
As equity markets hit new highs, investors piled into bonds
Ontario's latest stay-at-home orders met with jump in EI claims
More than six in 10 Canadians surveyed maintained their investment strategies
Most people who saved more last year said they saved nothing for retirement
Environmental degradation and social effects are a rising concern for investors and regulators
No one wants to relive the double-digit inflation of the 1970s, Yellen told the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday
The value of foreign investments held by Canadian trusteed pension funds outpaced domestic investments, according to StatsCan
The reading compared with a year-over-year gain of 3.4% in April
According to a poll from Manulife Bank, 75% of adults in Canada say they can’t afford a home
Sales are expected to reach typical levels through the latter half of 2021 and into 2022
A report says insurers have yet to take a broad approach to climate risk in their portfolios
Spending is expecting to shift to services from goods through the rest of the year
Consider liquidity and security before shifting portfolios too far in favour of equities
The household debt service ratio also fell while the household savings rate rose
Issuance this year is ahead of 2020's record pace, a Moody's report says