Financial institutions warn of AI bubble risk
Stock market valuations are comparable to the dot-com peak in 2000, says Bank of England
- By: Kelvin Chan and Matt O’Brien, The Associated Press
- October 8, 2025 October 8, 2025
- 15:36
Stock market valuations are comparable to the dot-com peak in 2000, says Bank of England
Unemployment key to credit quality, lenders' bottom lines
Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc still in talks on steel, aluminum and energy
Global economy is forecast to grow by 3% this year, but full tariff effect yet to unfold
Infrastructure spending expected to boost economy
Group of 27 members has 30 days to craft recommendations for national AI strategy
Trade, tariffs expected to top the agenda
Drop in exports widens Canada’s trade gap: Statistics Canada
September inflows of $12B bring year-to-date total to $85B
Jump in hedge fund participation supports issuance, but there's a downside: BoC research
Strong markets boost deals as Goldman remains top advisor
Central bank signals readiness to support growth amid softer economic data
Rosier sentiment raises odds of second rate hike this year
Research suggests AI tools could reduce herding, volatility, asset bubbles
Federal and provincial loans aim to keep 2,500 workers employed
Tariffs weigh on manufacturing but overall growth to hold
Experiment finds empirical support for quantum computing in financial markets
Research finds effects are mixed, but HFT boosts systemic risk, costs
Federal government net debt reaches nearly $1 trillion at the end of Q2
Domestic travel offsets decline in U.S., international visitors
Pharmaceutical drugs, furniture, heavy trucks targeted with 25%-100% tariffs
Growth marks first increase in four months
Prices rise modestly as U.S. consumer spending shows gains