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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 16, 2025

Posthaste: Food manufacturers take drastic measures to fight U.S. tariffs

Canada’s food sector faces financial challenges as increased U.S. tariffs prompt companies to implement significant strategies to maintain market access and manage costs in a compl...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

Recent adjustments in analyst ratings have impacted the market value of several companies, including Brookfield Renewable and Canadian Tire, influencing investor sentiment and trad...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

Johnson & Johnson beats profit estimates on strong Darzalex, medtech sales

Johnson & Johnson’s robust performance in its oncology and medical technology divisions led to higher-than-expected second-quarter earnings, although the company remains uncertain...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

Starting your back-to-school shopping before more tariffs hit? You may not save by going early

Purchasing school supplies in July might lead to higher expenses and delays, despite retailers' efforts to encourage early shopping ahead of potential tariff increases in August.

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CBC Business • Jul 16, 2025

Carney promises to curb non-U.S. steel imports as domestic industry sends out distress signals

The government’s commitment to limiting inexpensive steel from abroad aims to protect the local manufacturing sector, which is facing financial challenges due to recent internation...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

Premarket: S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slip on rate, tariff concerns

Concerns about interest rates and tariffs led to a decline in futures for major indices, while the U.S. dollar weakened as market participants prepared for upcoming corporate earni...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

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

Wednesday’s early market developments revealed key trends that could influence investment strategies and portfolio performance for Canadian investors throughout the trading day.

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 16, 2025

How to play platinum through investment funds as the metal outshines gold

Investment funds offer a way to gain exposure to platinum, a metal valued for its applications in automotive catalysts, industrial processes, and jewelry, which influence its marke...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Owning utilities makes for a well-managed income portfolio - and this one is my favourite

Investing in utility companies can contribute to a stable income stream, making them a valuable component of a diversified portfolio focused on generating consistent returns over t...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 15, 2025

'From bad to terrible’: Toronto's market for new condos has fallen off a cliff

Toronto's new condominium market has experienced a significant decline, with sales dropping sharply compared to last year, reaching the lowest point in three decades, according to...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Nine high-flying Canadian stocks with strong momentum

Investors appear to be prioritizing company performance and earnings potential over trade policy uncertainties, highlighting the importance of solid financial growth in driving sto...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Investors seek protection from risk of U.S. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s ouster

Market participants are adjusting their strategies to mitigate potential volatility caused by leadership changes at the Federal Reserve, which may influence interest rate policies...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

These 10 TSX stocks bought back the most shares last month - and four look like good buys

Last month, several TSX companies repurchased significant amounts of their own shares, with some stocks showing potential value based on insider activity and recent buyback trends.

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 15, 2025

Court decision on sale of 25 Hudson's Bay leases delayed as buyer appears without a lawyer

The postponement of the court ruling regarding the lease sale has raised concerns about ongoing expenses of approximately $4.7 million monthly, impacting Hudson's Bay Company and i...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Donald Trump’s fresh Fed attack simmers in markets

If the central bank's independence is compromised, it could lead investors to reassess the stability and trustworthiness of long-term government debt, potentially impacting financi...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

BofA says ‘toppy’ investor sentiment to spark stocks rotation, not retreat

According to BofA, declining cash reserves and cautious investor attitudes are expected to prompt a shift within stock holdings rather than a widespread market decline, as current...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 15, 2025

Latest inflation numbers slam door 'shut' on Bank of Canada July rate cut, say economists

Recent inflation data indicate persistent price pressures, leading experts to believe the central bank is unlikely to reduce interest rates in the near term as it aims to stabilize...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

‘The door is now firmly slammed shut on a July BoC rate cut’: Markets and economists react to today’...

Recent inflation figures have led financial markets to significantly reduce the likelihood of a near-term interest rate reduction by the Bank of Canada, reflecting changing economi...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 15, 2025

Canada's inflation rate heats up in June

The rising inflation levels in June, including persistent core inflation, suggest ongoing economic pressures that could influence monetary policy decisions and impact consumer purc...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 15, 2025

Posthaste: Canada's housing market recovery pushed out until fall as home prices 'flatline'

Canada's housing market showed minimal growth in the second quarter, with home values increasing slightly by 0.3%, indicating a slower-than-expected recovery now anticipated to occ...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Top picks in natural gas as sector momentum builds

Investors are showing increased interest in leading natural gas companies due to rising market activity, which could influence financial performance and investment opportunities wi...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Tuesday’s Insider Report: VP buys this consumer stock trading near a record high

A recent purchase by a company executive highlights potential confidence in a consumer stock currently valued close to its highest levels, which may influence market perceptions an...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

Premarket: Nasdaq, S&P 500 futures gain ground with earnings, inflation in spotlight

Stock futures for major indices showed modest gains ahead of the opening bell as investors focus on upcoming earnings reports and inflation data, while concerns over tariffs appear...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

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

Tuesday morning’s market activity provides important insights that could influence investment decisions for Canadians by highlighting key trends and potential impacts on various fi...

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CBC Business • Jul 15, 2025

Inflation rate rose slightly to 1.9% in June as vehicle and clothing prices climb

The modest increase in the inflation rate to 1.9% in June reflects higher costs in sectors such as transportation and apparel, impacting overall consumer expenses and economic indi...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 15, 2025

How advisors are preparing clients in tariff-affected sectors

Professionals supporting individuals in industries impacted by changing tariffs are adjusting strategies to manage unpredictability and help clients maintain financial stability am...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 14, 2025

Small-cap stocks are beating the TSX Composite. Here’s how you can participate

Smaller companies in the materials sector have shown stronger returns compared to the broader Canadian market index, presenting opportunities for investors to consider including th...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Jul 14, 2025

Analyzing the top 10 REITs on the TSX

Real estate investment trusts listed on the TSX often provide stable returns and can serve as a strategic component for investors seeking moderate risk and exposure to interest rat...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 14, 2025

Bad actors are trying to get their hands on Canada's tech to build weapons, FINTRAC warns

Canadian authorities emphasize the importance of vigilance among companies to prevent illicit financial activities that could facilitate the acquisition of sensitive technology for...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jul 14, 2025

All eyes turn to Tuesday's inflation numbers for clues to Bank of Canada's next move

Tuesday’s inflation report is highly anticipated as it may provide important insights into the Bank of Canada’s upcoming decisions, potentially affecting financial markets and econ...

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