Canadian Highlights Canada’s labour market remained soft in April, with employment down and the unemployment rate rising to 6.9%. Canada’s trade balance returned to surplus in March on stronger commodity exports, though net trade is Read more…
The week ahead is relatively quiet for major Canadian data releases, but industry reports will offer important signals about the economy’s momentum heading into spring. Early signs from Statistics Canada’s advance estimates suggest wholesale trade Read more…
U.S. inflation data are set to firm modestly in April, with headline CPI rising toward 3.8% year-over-year and core holding near 2.9%, reflecting energy‑related pressures spilling into food, services and some goods even as shelter Read more…
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Most tech companies talk about AI transformation as something that is coming. Cloudflare, Inc. (NET) is living it right now, and the numbers CEO Matthew Prince shared on the first-quarter earnings call are some of Read more…
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The S&P 500 has surged higher over the past five weeks at a pace that few strategists predicted at the start of 2026, yet one of the largest asset managers on the planet believes the Read more…
The American fast-food landscape is undergoing its most significant shift in a decade. While convenient dining is still a crowd favorite, with nearly 32% of youth consuming fast food daily as recently as 2023, according Read more…
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Most government programs that promise to make your kids rich fall apart on contact with reality. The fine print eats the headline number. The inflation adjustment never quite keeps up. The political will fades two Read more…