No one can predict what markets will do over the next four years, but there are items to watch
Macroeconomic factors will have more impact than the outcome of the election: experts
Economists say the total was held down by the effects of strikes, hurricanes
Job growth was held down in October by hurricanes and worker strikes
Consumer spending helps drive growth despite the weight of still-high interest rates
Credit conditions improve, but geopolitics, U.S. election, China cloud outlook
Job openings fell in particular at health-care companies, government agencies
U.S. Conference Board says its consumer confidence index jumped over the past month
The U.S. election will be less influential than central bank moves, cyclical considerations, Lisa Conroy of CC&L says
Economist optimistic that CUSMA will hold