Market Outlook: Lower oil prices lift appeal of Canadian energy stocks
Lower oil prices are shifting attention back to Canadian energy stocks as pipeline proposals and strong fundamentals support the long-term investment case.
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Lower oil prices are shifting attention back to Canadian energy stocks as pipeline proposals and strong fundamentals support the long-term investment case.
Energy prices, inflation and Middle East tensions remain the biggest risks for Canadian stocks, while resilient growth continues to support equities.
Jim Thorne says markets are looking past Middle East tensions as investors refocus on AI, lower interest rates, Bitcoin and long-term growth.
Three stock picks to navigate AI, geopolitical tensions and tariff uncertainty, according to Shiraz Ahmed, CEO of Sartorial Wealth.
Oil prices and the U.S. dollar climbed after the U.S.-Iran ceasefire collapsed, raising inflation concerns and shifting interest rate expectations.
AI earnings face a major test as volatility, interest rates and geopolitical risks keep investors focused on company fundamentals.
Bruce Campbell discusses Canada's proposed oil pipeline, gold, technology stocks and why investor sentiment may drive the next market rotation.
Canada’s World Cup run is highlighting the long-term economic, tourism and community benefits of investing in sport.
The U.S. declined to extend CUSMA in its current form, launching new trade talks with Canada and Mexico while the agreement remains in force.
Weak U.S. jobs data lifted stocks and pressured the U.S. dollar as investors reassessed Federal Reserve rate expectations and inflation.
A weak U.S. jobs report failed to shake stocks as attention stayed on oil prices, AI spending, valuations and portfolio positioning.
Joe Maginot discusses AI-driven U.S. stock gains, rising valuation risks and why overlooked quality growth companies may offer long-term value.
Gen Z is driving Canada's credit growth while consumer delinquencies begin to stabilize, according to TransUnion Canada's latest credit data.
Diana Avigdor explains why investors may want to stay patient as earnings season, portfolio rebalancing and economic data drive near-term uncertainty.
Garrett Melson of Natixis Investment Managers says slowing U.S. growth and an AI rotation still support further gains for stocks.
Rotation out of Mag 7 stocks could continue this summer as investors watch U.S. Fed policy, economic data and geopolitical developments.