Daily News

Consumer price index rises to 3.3% Consumer prices bounced up in July after decelerating almost every month since peaking in June last year, possibly signalling that the Bank of Canada could be entering one of the most difficult phases of its i...

Toronto is the closest it's been to a buyer's market since the correction We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: Sellers r...

Research suggests rising energy prices fuel inflationary expectations, leading to higher interest rates With July inflation ramping up again on Tuesday, it’s obvious the battle ain’t over yet. The headline inflation rate jumped to 3.3 per cent...

Unionized workers pushed average yearly wage settlement up to 2.9% Wages negotiated by union workers in Canada are creeping higher, complicating the central bank’s bid to restore price stability. We apologize, but this vide...

The drop in U.S. stocks deepened in the final hour of Tuesday trading amid signs the Federal Reserve’s fight with inflation was not yet done. Shorter-dated U.S. bonds gained as investors bought the dip. The S&P 500 Index’s 1.2 per cent drop sent the equiti...

Consumers are stretched thin when it comes to spending their money amid high inflation, but some brands will have lasting staying power, according to one analyst.  Speaking with BNN Bloomberg’s Amber Kanwar on Tuesday, Jaime Katz, senior equity analyst at...

Kim Bolton, president and portfolio manager, Black Swan Dexteritas FOCUS: Technology Stocks  MARKET OUTLOOK: For July, the S&P 500 Index gained about three per cent, the Nasdaq Composite added about four per cent and our BSD Global Tech Hedge Fund...

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan is making a bigger bet on bonds and credit and is adding leverage to pay for it. The pension fund, one of Canada’s largest institutional investors, earned a 1.9 per cent investment return in the first half as its fixed income...

Canada's main stock index fell almost 400 points, or nearly two per cent, Tuesday on broad-based weakness, while U.S. markets also fell, with the three major indexes south of the border each losing more than one per cent. The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed...

Pressure on U.S. equities and Treasuries ramped up in the final minutes of Wednesday’s session as traders digested hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting. The S&P 500 dropped 0.8 per cent, slumping for the second day in a row...