Markets take a wait-and-see approach to US action in Venezuela
A rise in Venezuelan oil production could pressure oil prices in a few years. In the meantime, we expect an accelerating global economy to boost demand for oil and support prices.
The new home of the Invesco Canada blog.
Markets take a wait-and-see approach to US action in Venezuela
A rise in Venezuelan oil production could pressure oil prices in a few years. In the meantime, we expect an accelerating global economy to boost demand for oil and support prices.
A new partnership to help investors rethink the possibilities of private markets
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.
Has the catalyst for stock diversification arrived?
For investors looking to diversify their mega-cap technology exposure, improving growth and falling interest rates may be good reasons.
Navigating Fed monetary policy uncertainty and the markets
A rate cut, which markets are pricing in despite Fed member differences, and an expected improving economy in 2026, could support stocks.
2026 Annual Investment Outlook: Resilience and rebalancing
We believe global equities may continue to rise in the new year, and we expect new opportunities to be unlocked as market leadership evolves.
Market pullback: Healthy reset, not bursting stock bubble
The downturn was concentrated in mega-cap growth stocks, even though many had strong earnings. We see it as skepticism about lofty valuations.
Tech selloff amplifies the case for diversification
Today’s artificial intelligence trade isn’t a bubble yet, in our view, but the best potential opportunities in stocks may be outside of mega-caps.
Federal Budget 2025 – Key Tax Measures
On November 4, 2025, the Federal Budget was released with various income tax proposals. Below are the salient tax measures announced in the budget.
US-China deal provides clarity, a December Fed cut looks uncertain
A US-China trade truce provides temporary relief for global supply chains, while the Federal Reserve asserts its independence.
New inflation data doesn't change our expectations for Fed easing
While the one-off inflation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed a 3% rise over the past year, we still expect rate cuts to continue.
A rise in Venezuelan oil production could pressure oil prices in a few years. In the meantime, we expect an accelerating global economy to boost demand for oil and support prices.
For investors looking to diversify their mega-cap technology exposure, improving growth and falling interest rates may be good reasons.
A rate cut, which markets are pricing in despite Fed member differences, and an expected improving economy in 2026, could support stocks.
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.
NA1918140
This link takes you to a site not affiliated with Invesco. The site is for informational purposes only. Invesco does not guarantee nor take any responsibility for any of the content.