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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

BMO bank analyst summarizes earnings season, reiterates top picks in the sector

The recent earnings reports highlighted key financial trends across the sector, prompting the analyst to maintain strong recommendations for leading companies based on their perfor...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

How well do you understand the yield on your cash ETFs?

Investors should carefully evaluate the returns on their cash exchange-traded funds, as the actual income generated could be lower than commonly perceived, affecting overall portfo...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Tariff turmoil could continue for months. Here are five suggestions for what to do with your money

Ongoing uncertainties in trade policies may affect markets for an extended period, so investors should consider strategies to manage risk and protect their financial positions acco...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Monday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

The recent changes in analyst recommendations can influence investor decisions and potentially impact stock prices by altering market perceptions of company value and future perfor...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

From TACO to MEGA, investors love parodies of Trump acronyms

Investors are increasingly drawn to humorous acronyms related to Trump, as these playful references often highlight the unpredictable and fluctuating nature of today’s financial en...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Premarket: Wall Street futures slip after Trump’s steel, aluminum tariff threats

Rising oil costs due to geopolitical tensions and OPEC+ production decisions have heightened market uncertainty, leading to decreased investor confidence and lower stock futures in...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

RBC lifts S&P 500 year-end target to 5,730 points

Analysts have adjusted their forecast for the S&P 500 higher by year-end, reflecting a slightly more optimistic view of the U.S. economy and better-than-anticipated results from ma...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Analysts’ forecast returns, recommendations and yields for all stocks in the S&P/TSX Composite Index

The recent upward trend in the S&P/TSX Composite Index highlights notable investment opportunities, with various stocks showing improved forecasted returns, attractive yields, and...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Before the Bell: What every Canadian investor needs to know today

Monday’s market developments provide important insights that could influence investment decisions and portfolio performance for Canadian investors throughout the trading day.

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

Rothery: Portfolios for value and dividend investors

The recent revisions to my Canadian investment models provide insights that may influence strategies focused on income generation and long-term growth through selected equities.

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

What you need to know about Ottawa’s proposed GST cut for first-time homebuyers

The government’s initiative to reduce the GST for first-time homebuyers aims to make purchasing property more affordable, potentially stimulating the housing market and affecting f...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 02, 2025

With a new GST rebate coming, here’s a refresher on other tax breaks for first-time homebuyers

The introduction of an additional GST rebate, alongside existing tax incentives for first-time buyers, presents opportunities for advisors to enhance their support and strengthen c...

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CBC Business • Jun 02, 2025

ETFs are outpacing mutual funds despite market volatility. Are rookie retail investors at risk?

Recent data shows Canadians increasingly favor exchange-traded funds over mutual funds, highlighting a shift in investment preferences amid global market instability and potential...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 01, 2025

The Weekly Set-up: Bank of Canada, Lululemon, Saputo and more

Economists generally anticipate that the central bank will reduce its interest rate to 2.5 percent from 2.75 percent, which may influence borrowing costs and financial markets in t...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jun 01, 2025

What’s the best way to identify a blue-chip stock?

The profitability portfolio provides a useful framework for investors to evaluate established Canadian companies known for stable earnings and strong financial performance.

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CBC Business • Jun 01, 2025

Canada had big EV battery recycling plans, but without regulations it's the 'Wild West,' expert warn...

The growth of electric vehicles in Canada presents a substantial opportunity for recovering valuable minerals through battery recycling, but the lack of clear policies may hinder t...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 31, 2025

Prices on thousands of grocery items to rise despite tariff break, says Loblaw

Despite a temporary relief from tariffs, a wide range of grocery products will experience increased costs, impacting household expenses and overall consumer spending in the coming...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Bitcoin’s boom challenges anyone who believes the market is an efficient judge of value

The dramatic increase in bitcoin’s price raises questions about traditional financial theories by suggesting that market valuations may not always align with underlying economic fu...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Can Lucas, 59, and Reena, 57, afford a $250,000 down payment for a duplex for their kids?

Lucas and Reena’s ability to make a substantial down payment depends on their combined assets, including equity in their mortgage-free home and income generated from their rental p...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

In a battle between two losing bank stocks, one winner emerges

Investors weighing the risks and rewards of purchasing struggling banking shares must carefully evaluate market conditions, as potential gains can be offset by ongoing financial in...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead

This week’s economic data releases and corporate earnings reports are expected to influence market trends and investor decisions in the coming days.

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 30, 2025

Costco to source more Kirkland products in Canada to avoid tariffs

The grocery retailer is adjusting its procurement strategy by increasing local production of its private-label items to reduce expenses associated with import duties.

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 30, 2025

Atlantic Canada bears brunt of interprovincial trade barriers but offers a path to change

Interprovincial trade barriers significantly impact Atlantic Canada's economy, although improving internal commerce could enhance overall economic integration and growth within the...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 30, 2025

Bank of Canada decision up in air as GDP signals 'frail' economy

Economists analyze recent economic figures that, despite surpassing expectations, reveal underlying weaknesses and create uncertainty about the central bank’s upcoming interest rat...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Short sales on the TSX: Bets surge against Canadian bank ETF and a solar stock

Investors have increasingly placed bets anticipating declines in certain Canadian financial and renewable energy assets, reflecting growing caution and speculation within the domes...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Markets, economists shift predictions on next week’s BoC rate decision after GDP report surprises to...

Following the stronger-than-expected GDP data, investors have reduced expectations for a forthcoming rate reduction by the Bank of Canada, though uncertainty remains regarding the...

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CBC Business • May 30, 2025

Oil companies sued over heat dome 'wrongful' death

The lawsuit against multiple oil and gas firms could result in substantial financial liabilities if courts determine their operations significantly influenced extreme weather condi...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 30, 2025

Canada's economy grows faster than expected in first quarter

The Canadian economy expanded by 2.2% in the first quarter, surpassing forecasts due to increased export activity that helped mitigate the impact of U.S. trade restrictions.

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

The highest-yielding stocks on the TSX, plus risk data

Investors seeking steady income on the TSX can consider stocks offering substantial dividends while carefully evaluating associated risks to make informed financial decisions.

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 30, 2025

Small caps to watch: Earnings ignite big stock moves for Laurentian Bank, Canopy and BRP

Recent earnings reports for Laurentian Bank, Canopy, and BRP have led to notable changes in their stock prices, highlighting their potential impact within the small-cap market segm...

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