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iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (NY:EWC)

41.13 +0.38 (+0.93%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 1, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Insolvency Bull Market
Insolvency trustees are the financial undertakers. They endured a bear market when easy credit enabled extend and pretend habits for the masses. 
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Canada Jobs Numbers: Will The BoC Restart The Pause?
The jobs numbers from Canada are typically overshadowed by the NFP data for the US that comes out at the same time. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of July 3
Keep an eye out for key data releases in the US next week, including the jobs report and the ISM manufacturing and service sector reports. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of June 26
Expect hawkish messaging from the Fed to continue over the coming week as the case for another 25p hike in July continues to gather momentum. 
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After Disappointing PMIs, Attention Will Turn Back To Inflation In The Week Ahead
In the first half of the 2023, Japan is set to be one of the fastest if not the fastest growing economy in the G10. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q1 - Thursday, June 22
23Q1 earnings are expected to decrease 10.0% from Q1 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -3.4%. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q1 - Thursday, June 15
23Q1 earnings are expected to decrease 9.4% from Q1 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is -2.4%. 
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Bank Of Canada Strikes Again
What the BOC did yesterday will make the financial and economic downside deeper for longer in Canada. 
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The Bank Of Canada Continues To Struggle With Timing Its Policy Changes
Pity the Bank of Canada when it tries to time its rate policy decisions. 
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Canada Needs To Promote Business Capital Investment If It Hopes To Tame Inflation
The use of one blunt policy tool - interest rates - has the unintended consequences of dampening business investment and its derivative productivity growth. 
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BoC Decides On Rates, Chinese Exports Plunge In May
The Bank of Canada interest rate decision is due later today, the Japanese and Eurozone’s GDP growth report for the first quarter of 2023 will be among the most important financial data reports for the... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Ahead
The Bank of Canada will announce its latest monetary policy decision on Wednesday. US data reactions will coast until CPI on June 13. 
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US Retail Sales And Canadian CPI Inflation In The Spotlight
April’s US retail sales report will be published by the US Census Bureau later today. Market experts project a 0.7% rise on a month-to-month basis. 
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ETF Weekend 1 Of 3
In this video Tim Knight reviews the action in 15 major ETFs he follows. In addition he laments the absence of any significant upwards action in the markets. 
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Week Ahead: Does The Dollar Have Legs?
On technical grounds, the dollar looked oversold but there is a fundamental narrative that may help frame the correction. The world's largest economy is proving more resilient than many expected. 
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Markets Await US CPI Inflation Report
Traders await the US March inflation report, the Federal Open Market Committee minutes release and the Bank of Canada interest rate decision due to be published later today. 
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Sharp Drop In Canadian Inflation Suggests Rates Have Peaked
Canadian inflation slowed more rapidly than expected in February. 
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The Canadian "Fiscal Crisis Of 1994-5"
Canadian inflation performance was poor in the 1970s and 1980s, somewhat more entrenched than in the United States. 
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The Bank Of Canada Sets The Bar Way Too Low When It Comes To Economic Performance
Canada’s growth is coming, almost, exclusively from population expansion, fuelled by ever-annual higher immigration flows. 
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Monetary Contraction Is Now In Full Force In Canada
The relationship between the monetary aggregates and microeconomic variables is used to forecast how economic activities, affect the economy’s health. 
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2023 Has Already Been Trepidatious
A sizzling start for Canadian equities in 2023 found itself fizzling as March began. 
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Canadian Bond Investors Are Totally Disconnected From The Bank Of Canada
The Bank of Canada seems to want to march to its own drummer, mainly because domestic economic conditions do not warrant further restrictions. 
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Bank Of Canada Bets On Disinflationary Path
The contrast between the Bank of Canada (BoC) and the renewed hawkishness at the Federal Reserve is increasingly stark. 
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Does The Bank Of Canada Protest Too Much About An Overheated Economy?
Bank economists argue that there is no output gap between actual and potential growth. and the economy is using all its resources to the max. 
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Bank Of Canada Hits The Peak
The BoC is set to raise rates one last time on Wednesday with a 25bp hike, taking the overnight rate to 4.5%. 
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Can Canadian Jobs Numbers Change The BOC’s Mind?
The Loonie has been suffering a bit for a combination of factors. The slide in the price of crude is one of them, but crude prices are volatile in the current conditions. 
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Bank Of Canada Preview: At The Top With Only Downside To Come
After 425bp of interest rate hikes, the Bank of Canada signalled it would pause to digest the impact. Canada is heavily exposed to higher rates and we see downside risks to growth, with rate cuts on... 
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Week Ahead: US CPI to Begin Sharper Deacceleration through H1 23
The dollar has rebounded along with US economic data. Now we watch the upcoming data for the EU, UK, Japan and Australia. Plus Canada, Mexico, China. 
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Canadian Home Prices Need To Fall
Little acknowledged is that higher-than-average income allows people to qualify for more debt. This is also why home prices can rise more in higher-income areas than the national average. 
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A Lackluster 2022 For Canadian Equities
With less than two weeks remaining in 2022, the S&P/TSX Composite Index is down 5.7% YTD (a relatively mild decline compared to the S&P 500®’s 17.9% drop). 
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