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Canada Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWC )

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The Bank of Canada's Failed Mission to "Preserve the Value of Money"
In Canada, inflation hit 4.7 percent in October, and is expected to go even higher. 
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Shortened Day Bloodbath
It may have been a shortened session in the US, but equities took a big hit around the globe today. 
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Just How Vulnerable is the Canadian Housing Market - Part 3
Given that supply conditions take a long time to turn favorably, we can expect that housing prices in Canada will continue to move up in the coming years. 
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Just How Vulnerable is the Canadian Housing Market - Part 2
If net worth is rising because of house and land values, then what does this mean for financial stability? The Canadian experience is an excellent case study on this question. 
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Just How Vulnerable is the Canadian Housing Market
Toronto’s housing market just recorded a 19% increase in prices over the past 12 months. 
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Canadian Labour Market is a Long Way from Full Recovery
Amidst all the talk about how the Canadian economy is recovering, the one segment that continues to underperform is the labor market. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Bank of Canada: Getting ready to hike
In a hawkish shift, the Bank of Canada has decided to end its QE asset purchases immediately and has brought forward its guidance on the first-rate hike to mid-2022. 
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Chugging Along
In the last three months, the Canadian equity market climbed another three percentage points, bringing the S&P/TSX Composite Index up to an impressive 20.4% YTD through Sept. 16, 2021. 
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Canada jobs revival justifies another taper
Canada's economy is showing real signs of improvement with today's jobs data reinforcing the more upbeat outlook. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Pandemic Sharply Reduced Canadian Household Formation
The pandemic sharply reduced Canadian household formation in 2020. With immigration projected to rebound, household growth should surge in 2021 and 2022. 
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Topics Immigration
Exposures Immigration
Canada's Housing Market Is In Bubble Territory
Affordability problems make the bubble very vulnerable. New mortgage rate qualifications in Canada are also very onerous. 
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US Continues to Gain World Market Cap
The S&P 500 has risen around 20% year to date in 2021, and with that rally in US equities more broadly, the United States has gained 1.83 percentage points of total world market cap. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Canada’s economy contracts in Q2
Canada’s economy unexpectedly shrank 0.3% in the second quarter for an annualized contraction of 1.1% versus the consensus forecast of a 2.5% gain. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Canadian Economy Stumbles Out of the Gate
Today's release of the Canadian GDP numbers for the second quarter demonstrated that we are clearly not in a recovery mode, despite all the predictions of the bank economists. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Business Loans Have Virtually Collapsed Hurting the Canadian Recovery Efforts
The Canadian banks chalked up significant profits last quarter, as the accountants decided to re-instate provisions for loan losses taken in prior quarters. 
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Canada builds the case for higher rates
The Bank of Canada left policy unchanged but offered hints that we should expect further QE tapering soon with a rate hike firmly on the agenda for the second half of next year. 
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Canada Remains On The Right Track
Growth expectations swung wildly in recent months, but the composition of today's 1Q GDP report means we shouldn't be too disappointed by the downside miss. 
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Canadian Shelter Inflation Poses Difficulties
The July CPI report for Canada, and as expected, the annual rate of inflation remains high courtesy of comparisons to lockdown pricing in 2020. 
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Bank of Canada on track to end QE by year-End
The BoC reduced weekly bond purchases by another C$1bn, to C$2bn, as it delivered a broadly upbeat message on the recovery and left its forward guidance for 2H22 unchanged. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Canadian Job Market Rebounds, But Only for Part-time Workers
The Canadian labour market is a long way from approaching, let alone returning to normal. 
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Energy And Ethereum Lead The Way Higher In First Half
The first half of 2021 is now in the books. Below is a look at our Asset Class Performance Matrix highlighting total returns in June, Q2, and the first half of 2021 using key ETFs that we monitor on a... 
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Canada's Employment Continues to Sputter as it Struggles With Re-Opening
The May employment numbers in Canada serve as a perfect example of how damaging the pandemic has been to the economy. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
These Top 10 International ETFs Offer Instant Global Diversification
Looking to diversify your portfolio? International ETFs offer investors international diversification without the hassle of stock picking. 
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Canadian Banks Are Not in a Lending Mood
It is one thing to stage a recovery from this pandemic-induced recession, but it is entirely a different matter to promote an expansion. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Canada’s Employment Situation Takes a Turn for the Worse
Canada’s recovery process was severely knocked on its heels with the revelation that 207,000 jobs were lost in April. 
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Canada’s Job Market Will Have A Difficult Hill To Climb To Recover Lost Jobs
Despite a speedy economic and jobs rebound in March, how long it will take for Canada’s labor market to fully recover is still very much unknown. 
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