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Discover our Weekly Market Outlook, exploring themes and events that forged financial flows throughout the week. This week saw the commencement of large wartime impacts on volatility. With the FOMC coming up, it’s not easy Read more…
Gold (XAU/USD) is under pressure, sliding this week as its safe haven appeal was overshadowed by a strengthening US dollar. Rate cut bets were slashed significantly due to fears over the Middle East conflict’s impact Read more…
Canadian Highlights Canada’s labour market weakness continued in February, with losses concentrated in full-time and private sector jobs. The unemployment rate rose to 6.7%. Canada’s trade deficit widened substantially in January, and we expect trade Read more…
International Week Ahead European Central Bank: Focus On Communication, Not Near-Term Action Bank of Canada: On Hold, Policy Asymmetry Shift Away from Near-Term Easing Bank of Japan: Tightening Bias Intact, Yet Bar for Immediate Action Read more…
Summary U.S. Week In Review Nearly two weeks into the conflict with Iran, energy prices have surged, adding fresh inflation risk to an already fragile backdrop. Recent CPI and PCE data show further progress on Read more…
It’s a busy week ahead for Canadian economic releases, highlighted by the February inflation report on Monday and the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision on Wednesday. Canada’s national balance sheet accounts will also be Read more…
The dollar keeps firm tone and remains on track to complete the second week of steep rally, acting as a major safe-haven asset in the situation of risk aversion. Higher oil prices on escalating war Read more…
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