Scotiabank’s Chief Economist is back to discuss the Bank of Canada’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate for the ...

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Long-Long Wu, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Relations and Enterprise Compliance & Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Program ...

People are living longer, but the cost of caregiving is something many Canadians don’t plan for. Our guest this episode is Dr ...

Major developments beckon this week that could inform broad global and regional macro risks. To date, none of the world’s most powerful central banks have begun easing policy. Several central banks ...

While most of the week’s action will unfold over the back half of the week, there are several noteworthy macro drivers to consider this morning. Elections in Mexico and India are having opposite ...

A packed week is starting quietly in the G10 with narrow moves in USTs through Asia trading before an out-of-the-blue rally in Europe that leaves global curves bull flattening on the day. The European ...

Markets didn’t spend any time looking beneath the GDP headlines while piling into the Canadian front-end and driving yields lower. They should have. I view the numbers as very constructive for several ...

No surprises but reaffirming “flexibility” of monetary policy. Less risks perceived for inflationary convergence. As expected by surveys, asset prices and Scotiabank, the Board cut the policy rate by ...

Mexico’s presidential election will finally be held this Sunday, after an almost year-long electoral process; the formal campaign period kicked off in March 2024, but the pre-campaigns and the intra ...

The first week of June starts with a bang in Latam and G10, with inflation data from Peru, Mexico, and Chile, a flood of US releases from ISM to NFP, and rate decisions from the ECB and the BoC (where ...