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Wage growth in Canada may be poised to accelerate

Despite a setback in January, Canada’s job market overall continues to show signs of strength. But that hasn’t necessarily lead to higher wage growth. Anthony Okolie speaks with James Orlando, Senior Economist, TD Bank, about why that may soon change.
February 7, 2022
Currency / Economy / Canada / News / Big Picture

Could Russia’s next move trigger a market selloff?

Tensions continue to escalate between Russia and the West over Ukraine. Kim Parlee speaks with Marko Papic, Chief Strategist, Clocktower Group, about the likelihood of potential scenarios that may play out, and how equity and commodity markets may react.
February 3, 2022
Energy / International / News / Big Picture

What’s next for America’s biggest banks with interest rates primed for hikes

U.S. bank stocks were quick out of the gate this year but have since given those early gains back, despite solid earnings and a rising rate environment. Anthony Okolie speaks with James Hunter, Global Banks and Insurance Analyst, TD Asset Management, about the outlook for banks in 2022.
February 2, 2022
Stocks / Economy / Canada / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Bulls and Bears Battle: Tesla

2021 was a record year for Tesla, in terms of profits and deliveries. But could its focus on deliveries instead of new models in 2022 hurt its stock price? Anthony Okolie speaks with Jacky He, Global Auto and Materials Analyst, TD Asset Management, about the bull and bear case for Tesla.
February 1, 2022
Stocks / Canada / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Time to nibble as markets correct?

There are companies whose stock prices have come off, but competitive advantage remain in place, growth outlook is sound, and balance sheet is solid. Those are the types of companies to nibble away at as their prices fall, says David Sykes, Head of Public Equities, TD Asset Management.
January 31, 2022
Stocks / Economy / News