The tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have introduced considerable uncertainty for Canada's export-driven economy. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem has cautioned that these tariffs could significantly hinder Canada's economic growth, particularly affecting the export sector. As a key trading partner of the U.S., Canada exports substantial quantities of oil, gas, automotive components, and minerals. Should th...
The Royal Bank of Canada is set to release its earnings for fiscal Q1 2025, ending January 31, on February 27. Bloomberg data shows that analysts expect RY's revenue to grow by 15.9% to C$15.61 billion, and EPS to increase by 15.8% to C$3.24. Notably, analyst forecasts for RBC have consistently leaned conservative, with the bank outperforming market expectations in all quarters of 2024. Investors will be closely monitoring the f...
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market: ● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1518.40, up 0.32% ● CFIB calls for urgent removal of interprovincial trade barriers as U.S. tariffs loom ● BMO Q1 profit soars, beating expectations on strong revenue growth ● Scotiabank's quarterly profits hit by asset sale impairment loss ● Stantec boosts quarterly...
Earnings Preview The earnings calendar for the upcoming week features a lineup of significant players and AI-related companies in the stock market. $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$is set to release its Q4 2025 financial results, with analysts forecasting $38.13B in revenue (up 72.52% YOY) and $0.80 EPS (up 61.83% YOY). The company's AI-driven data center growth remains a key focus, despite geopolitical concerns abou...
I've read that it's looking like the BOC will do a bigger cut of 0.5% on Wednesday. Will this positively or negatively impact Canadian companies? How should I be thinking about this cut? I'm not looking to do anything risky or foolish, I'm just curious and want to learn how our bank rates impact Canadian companies/market or if it's just a crap shoot$Royal Bank of Canada (RY.CA)$$The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.CA)$$Bank of Montreal (BMO.CA)$
What do people think of this? Conspiracy theories or valuable facts? The CPI chart on the home page reflects our estimate of inflation for today as if it were calculated the same way it was in 1990. The CPI on the Alternate Data Series tab here reflects the CPI as if it were calculated using the methodologies in place in 1980. In general terms, methodological shifts in government reporting have depressed reported inflation, moving the concept of the CPI ...
The "Big Five" refers to Canada's five largest banks—Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—which dominate and significantly influence the country's financial sector. The "Big Five" refers to Canada's five largest banks—Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—which dominate and significantly influence the country's financial sector.
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Investors will be closely monitoring the f...
● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1518.40, up 0.32%
● CFIB calls for urgent removal of interprovincial trade barriers as U.S. tariffs loom
● BMO Q1 profit soars, beating expectations on strong revenue growth
● Scotiabank's quarterly profits hit by asset sale impairment loss
● Stantec boosts quarterly...
The earnings calendar for the upcoming week features a lineup of significant players and AI-related companies in the stock market.
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ is set to release its Q4 2025 financial results, with analysts forecasting $38.13B in revenue (up 72.52% YOY) and $0.80 EPS (up 61.83% YOY). The company's AI-driven data center growth remains a key focus, despite geopolitical concerns abou...
Conservative lending practices meant no risky bailouts.
A CAD $40B stimulus invested in infrastructure & key industries.
Focus on exports like autos softened the blow.
Solid foundations weather any storm. $The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.CA)$ $Royal Bank of Canada (RY.CA)$ $Bank of Montreal (BMO.CA)$ $Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM.CA)$
I'm not looking to do anything risky or foolish, I'm just curious and want to learn how our bank rates impact Canadian companies/market or if it's just a crap shoot $Royal Bank of Canada (RY.CA)$ $The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.CA)$ $Bank of Montreal (BMO.CA)$
The CPI chart on the home page reflects our estimate of inflation for today as if it were calculated the same way it was in 1990. The CPI on the Alternate Data Series tab here reflects the CPI as if it were calculated using the methodologies in place in 1980. In general terms, methodological shifts in government reporting have depressed reported inflation, moving the concept of the CPI ...
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