It is best to lean against any intermittent Canadian dollar rallies — the loonie is in a fundamental bear market

Today's economic calendar arrives as a table-setter rather than a decision point — a services-sector pulse check in the United States, a stagflation-adjacent cross-current in the Eurozone, and a quiet prelude to the week's true catalyst: Thursday's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Minutes. For p

Dealmaking rises in the first half of 2026, amid extra-large deals, LSEG reports

The price of gold peaked in January at US$5,500 an ounce. Since then, it has come down to about US$4,100

Output will increase by 188,000 barrels per day in August

ENERGY EXPANSION US Clean Energy Momentum: A Boom Racing Its Own Deadline Why wind and solar builders are moving faster than ever, and what a shrinking incentive window means for long-term family portfolios. One year ago, a sweeping federal budget law reshaped the rules for US clean energy.

What actually happened on the day On the surface, nothing happened. The S&P 500 closed flat.

Midsize companies that employ millions of workers are now shedding jobs and relocating overseas to cut costs

The world did not descend into the all-out trade war that many expected after ‘liberation day’