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Rising Treasury yields: Recalibration, not rupture
Higher Treasury yields may feel like the “big one,” but markets haven't shown broad signs of stress, suggesting they’re recalibrating, not breaking.
Understanding the Principal Residence Exemption and the “Change-in-use” Rules when Selling Your Home
Learn how the principal residence exemption works, what qualifies, required CRA forms, and elections when a property changes use.
2026 Middle-Class Tax Cut: What Canadians need to know
Learn how the 2026 Middle-Class Tax Cut has been implemented and how Canadians can use the tax savings effectively.
Markets seek direction, not perfection
Markets can appear to ignore scary headlines without behaving irrationally, and disruption can still be consistent with resilience, adaptation, and renewal.
Three reasons why markets have advanced despite worries
Why have markets moved higher despite ongoing risks? Government spending, strong corporate earnings, and signs of economic resilience have helped.
April stock advance: Markets reflect resiliency
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the Iran war, the S&P 500 Index rose 10.49% in April. Learn what it may mean for market returns over the long run.
Three takeaways from Kevin Warsh’s Fed Chair hearings
In his testimony to Congress, Kevin Warsh, Fed Chair nominee, emphasized the importance of its independence and appeared open to a more nuanced interpretation of inflation.
Managing the cognitive dissonance of long-term investing
As the conflict in the Middle East continues to evolve, remember the important distinction between markets that are forward-looking and probabilistic rather than reactive and emotional.
Iran war: What’s driving market sentiment?
Many assumed that if the Middle East conflict lasted more than a few weeks, it would be meaningfully negative for stocks. But markets appear to have absorbed the shock.
Indicators suggest the market likely hasn’t hit bottom yet
Major stock markets have corrected. But our preferred indicators suggest markets may still have work to do before a durable bottom is formed.
Higher Treasury yields may feel like the “big one,” but markets haven't shown broad signs of stress, suggesting they’re recalibrating, not breaking.
Markets can appear to ignore scary headlines without behaving irrationally, and disruption can still be consistent with resilience, adaptation, and renewal.
Why have markets moved higher despite ongoing risks? Government spending, strong corporate earnings, and signs of economic resilience have helped.
We are excited to announce a new partnership designed to help investors realize the full return potential of the global economy by unlocking new opportunities in private markets.
Today’s yield environment offers Canadian investors high-quality, stable income. Our Head of Investment Grade Portfolio Management explains why.
Investment grade bonds have had solid performance this year. Get insights about various market drivers, and where we think they may be headed.
Learn what steps plan sponsors should take to help participants combat cybercrime and protect their retirement plan savings.
DC plan sponsors and their advisors may want to reexamine their mid-cap offerings to help expand on the full potential the asset class offers.
Read how Los Angeles County adapted to virtual communications during the pandemic, and the approach they take to encourage employees to stay in the DC plan(s) post retirement.
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