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Economic Indicators
Depending solely on equities will limit returns, so advisors should shift focus to fixed income solutions.
By Vikram Barhat |November 23, 2012
3 min read
Canada’s housing market became more affordable in the third quarter of 2012 as a result of modest declines in home prices and further gains in household incomes, finds RBC Economics Research. “The broad affordability picture has been somewhat stationary over the last two years, alternating between periods of improvement and deterioration, resulting in an affordability […]
By Staff |November 22, 2012
2 min read
Investors are bullish on equities, despite concerns including growing inflation, finds a survey of Portfolio Management Association of Canada (PMAC). In fact, CEOs of Canadian investment companies believe inflation will rise in the next 10 years to 2.8%, or almost 1% higher than the actual rate for the last decade. That would offset bond returns, […]
1 min read
Low interest rates are here to stay—at least for 2013, predicts Pablo Martinez of CIBC.
By Suzanne Sharma |November 22, 2012
China’s impending soft landing means investors are looking elsewhere for returns.
By Melissa Shin |November 22, 2012
4 min read
In his first budget Quebec’s minister of finance has announced planning for legislation establishing voluntary retirement savings plans (VRSPs).
By Simeon Goldstein |November 21, 2012
Despite fluctuating food prices, inflation isn’t currently a threat, says Jeff Waldman of CIBC.
November 20, 2012
Many Canadians are looking for cross-border banking solutions in North America.
By Staff |November 15, 2012
BMO Harris Private Banking has released the findings of its Second Annual Philanthropy Report, which found that the number of Canadians giving to charitable causes – and the amount they are giving – is rising.
China is slowing rapidly, but Benjamin Tal of CIBC says it’s headed for a soft landing.
November 15, 2012
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