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People rarely concern themselves with what a yield curve is. But with the bond market having recently come out of an unusual period, investors are taking notice and asking what it means. Do long-term uncertainty, inflation and the U.S. election play a role?
Gold has a way of sparking attention—especially when prices are climbing and headlines make it sound like a good opportunity. It’s easy to see the appeal. For centuries, gold has had a reputation for holding its value through uncertain times and can be a hedge against risk, offering reassurance when markets are shaky. But this precious metal isn’t flawless.
With inflation easing and unemployment on the rise, central banks, including the Bank of Canada, adjust their strategies to support economic growth. In this issue, our investment team examines the Bank of Canada playbook and comments on Canadian and U.S. equities, the effects of government politics on Chinese markets, and opportunities in bonds and credit markets.
Sometimes, the insights we pass onto our clients feel like a best kept secret. With this as our theme for Grow Together, we dive into lesser-known financial strategies like overlooked investment opportunities, the potential of Donor Advised Funds in legacy planning, and surprising ways to maximize RESPs.
With much uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the upcoming U.S. election, many investors are concerned about various implications it could have on growth, inflation, and trade in the U.S. and beyond. What really drives the markets in the end?