Trump-induced bond stress is nothing new: NBF
Market worries a replay of 2017, report says
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CREA forecasts housing market rebound this year
Lower rates, pent-up demand to drive homes prices up 4.7% in 2025
OTPP board faces class action from own members over FTX investments
Pension fund lost US$95 million in crypto exchange collapse
Crypto exchange gets second US$100-million penalty
BitMEX sanctioned in U.S. for anti-money laundering, KYC violations
Global regs seek safer margin calls
Policymakers aim to address issues exposed in March 2020 market stress
- By: James Langton
Broker charged in U.S. insider trading scheme
Authorities allege traders exploited inside info on planned securities offerings
- By: James Langton
CME says Canada must act decisively to protect manufacturing if U.S. tariffs imposed
90% of manufacturers expect significant or severe impacts if tariffs are applied
JPMorgan posts record annual profits
Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs also issued strong results
Germany’s economy shrank for the second consecutive year in 2024
GDP contracted by 0.2% last year
- By: Associated Press
U.S. inflation picked up in December
The consumer price index rose 2.9% from a year earlier, but core inflation eased slightly
Canadian manufacturing sales rise 0.8% in November
Production of aerospace products and parts increased 9.3% to $2.8 billion
Private equity, venture capital activity rebounds: S&P
Global dealmaking revives in 2024, but remains weaker than recent years
Canadian business investment continues to lag
Capital spending declined by 16% in the last decade, according to CFIB
- By: Kevin Press
U.S. benefits from Canadian trade at least as much as Canada: report
Economist debunks Trump claim that the U.S. 'subsidizes' Canada
Private equity giants hit with SEC texting charges
Regulator settles with 12 firms for a combined US$63.1 million
- By: James Langton
SEC sanctions Robinhood violations
Firms pay US$45 million to settle trade reporting, recordkeeping violations
- By: James Langton
Despite lower costs, EU funds still dear, ESMA finds
Research finds that active funds underperformed between 2019 and 2023
- By: James Langton
Poor track record on financial literacy demands a new approach