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Canada’s business productivity falls for second straight quarter
One of the economy’s most persistent challenges reared its head again as rising labour costs outpaced growth at the start of 2026 and Canadian business productivity fell for the second straight quarter. Article content Statistics Canada said…
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Wall Street’s week ahead: Blockbuster SpaceX IPO set to test high-flying U.S. stocks rally
The long-awaited, massive SpaceX initial public offering is expected next week, a major event for the U.S. stock market, with investors wary of possible overexuberance. Stock indexes fell on Friday as strong jobs data ignited…
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PM Carney travelling to Ireland and France for G7 summit
Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Europe on Thursday, visiting Ireland and France for the G7 summit. The summit is running from June 15 to June 17 in Evian-les-Bains and France says the focus…
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Is Canada’s economy in trouble? What the latest GDP and job numbers mean for you
OTTAWA — There was one word on the lips of many Canadians economists, politicians and journalists this past week: recession. Recent economic data has painted a mixed picture of Canada’s economy, and some interpretations make…
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Things To Look Out For: Week Ending June 12, 2026
Summary: Key Events to Watch Date Event TSX Impact Mon Jun 8 No major scheduled releases Market digests Friday sell-off; watch technical rebound or follow-through selling. Tue Jun 9 Canada merchandise trade balance; U.S. trade…
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Calendar: June 8 – June 12
Monday June 8 China’s foreign reserves, aggregate yuan financing, new yuan loans and trade surplus Japan’s real GDP and bank lending Germany’s factory orders (11 a.m. ET) U.S. New York Fed one-year inflation expectations Earnings…
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June 5- TTTK Performance
Executive Summary — TTTK.TO / S&P/TSX Capped Information Technology Brief explanation:TTTK.TO fell because Canadian tech was caught in a broader North American tech sell-off. Strong U.S. employment data reduced expectations for rate cuts and raised…
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AI explanation on today’s TSX sell-off (June 5)
The TSX sell-off today appears to be driven mainly by broad risk-off selling, not one isolated Canadian factor. Bottom line: Today’s TSX decline looks like a macro-driven sell-off: higher rate fears + U.S. equity weakness…
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June 5/TSX: Stock selloff accelerates as strong jobs reports boost odds for rate hikes
Wall Street tumbled on Friday as semiconductors extended their selloff while a robust employment report fueled fears of a hawkish policy pivot from the Federal Reserve. It was a similar case for Bay Street, where…