Market Watch Weekly

The bottom line: During the first year of the bull market, investors witnessed stocks rise sharply in anticipation of an improvement in fundamentals. Now as we enter year two, the economy appears poised to deliver the rapid growth expected......

And just when you thought that world events couldn’t get stranger, we have a 200,000-ton container ship the size of the Empire State building shuttering 10% of global trade. The reason? Not a political or military crisis, not a trade embargo......

While favourable policy tailwinds are a pillar of the positive fundamental outlook, the path ahead is in not a linear line. Fiscal stimulus will continue to stoke bouts of anxiety over higher inflation, rising interest rates, and potentially less......

On Thursday, the world marked the one-year anniversary of the WHO declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic. Some will remember March 11, 2020 as the day the NBA paused its season, beginning a cascade of postponed or canceled sporting events that......

The U.S. economy has roared back to life in 2021, with first-quarter growth set to defy even the rosiest expectations as another fresh influx of cash looms. Manufacturing data Monday showed the sector had its highest growth level since August 2018....

Not since the 2 & 10 inversion in 2019 has there been more talk about the “yield curve”. Before we jump into the conversation about what these higher rates mean for the broader economy, we’ll attempt to paraphrase textbooks of material into a few......

The seemingly endless election of 2020 is finally over with Democrats winning both Senate seats in Georgia. However, we still have a few days left in what’s become a disastrous conclusion to a controversial Trump administration....