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The S&P 500 is taking a beating on concerns about tariffs, but the TSX, which is outperforming the S&P 500, could do well under the same tar

With stocks cratering and Canada’s economic outlook worsening, the Bank of Canada is responding by cutting interest rates at a faster pace.

The U.S. Federal Reserve held its key lending rate in a range of 4.25% to 4.5% and warned that tariffs could negatively impact U.S. economic

The Bank of Canada cut its interest rate to 2.75% amidst a trade war with the U.S. but may need to cut it to 2.0% to help mitigate potential

Canada’s inflation rate unexpectedly climbed in January to 1.9% and could result in the Bank of Canada cutting interest rates when it meets

Despite tough tariff talk from U.S. President Trump, the TSX continues to trade at record levels. Learn why and what to expect next.

U.S. President Trump’s proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum are creating economic uncertainty and weighing on consumer confidence.

U.S. President Trump’s tariffs are expected to push Canada’s economy into a recession, forcing the Bank of Canada to make a lot more interes

Tech stocks plunged on January 27 on news that DeepSeek’s AI assistant is just as good as ChatGPT but was far cheaper to create with less ex

Stocks tumbled after U.S. inflationary data came in hotter than expected, but stocks rebounded quickly, with the TSX hitting a new record hi

After a strong year, the TSX and S&P 500 are expected to have another banner year.

Energy stocks gained on concerns that the Middle East crisis will threaten Iran’s oil supply and could even expand outside the region.

President Trump’s second term is expected to have a big impact on the Canadian economy and be a positive for the TSX.

North American stocks are at record levels as investors bet the U.S. economy will experience solid growth due to President Trump’s pro-busin

The Canadian economy stalled in August, missing the Bank of Canada’s own forecasts, and increasing the odds of another big 50-bais-point rat

The Bank of Canada slashed its key interest rate by 50 basis points as the Canadian economy continues to struggle.

September’s larger-than-expected drop in inflation to 1.6% has increased the odds of a half-percentage interest rate cut by the Bank of Cana