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iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (NY:EWC)

45.85 -0.15 (-0.33%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:49 PM EDT, Jun 13, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Insolvencies Leaping As Credit Demand Slumps
Business insolvencies are rising globally, and Canada is seeing twice the G7 average. 
Via Talk Markets
Does Canada Have A Productivity Problem?
As the Canadian economy continues to remain sluggish, we should not get our hopes up for a reversal in the productivity numbers this year. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Mortgage Renewals Driving Shelter Inflation And Slower Economy
Years of easy money and housing speculation have left Canada’s economy between a rock and a hard place. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Of Feb. 19
Next week's calendar looks light in the US, with much of the data unlikely to have a significant impact, the highlights being existing home sales and the leading index. 
Via Talk Markets
Tons Of Data
Futures are higher this morning and yields are lower following a large slug of economic data, and the results were mixed relative to expectations. 
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Interpreting Canadian Job Numbers Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
The beauty in making sense of job numbers is that it is open to much interpretation. Is the glass half full or half empty, surely applies to Canadian data released today. 
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Debt Defaults Leaping
Canadian debt delinquencies, insolvency proposals, and bankruptcies are all rising sharply for households and businesses. 
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Sunday ETF Review, Feb. 4, 2024
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Topics ETFs
Why Did The Canadian Federal Government Deficit Increase Dramatically In 2023 And Does It Matter
Given that the government is already spending beyond its revenues, an economic revival can only be generated by the Bank of Canada's interest rate cuts. 
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Canada Edges Towards A Rate Cut In The Second Quarter
The Bank of Canada left monetary policy unchanged at today’s meeting. The target for the overnight rate remains at 5% and the Bank is continuing with quantitative tightening. 
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The Great Debate In Canada On How Much Immigration Is Needed
Immigration issues are becoming front and center in the Canadian political environment, as Canada is expected to welcome as many as 500,000 immigrants in 2024. 
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Topics Immigration
Exposures Immigration
Canadian Home Prices And Rents Amid Much Needed Mean-Reversion
​​​​​​​Canadian home prices are retreating. In previously hot areas, properties are selling up to 20% below 2022 prices, but nationally, the average sale price was just -11.4% in the latest quarter. 
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Rate Cuts Come As Demand-Driven Economy Slows
The Bank of Canada’s Business Outlook Survey for the fourth quarter of 2023 found that 40% of Canadian companies were experiencing a slowdown in sales. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Prices Fall And Home Listings Rise As Canadians Struggle With Overhead
When Canadians sell a property for less than is owed in the mortgage, lenders are entitled to pursue any balance remaining plus interest, fees, and legal costs. 
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The Bank Of Canada Needs To Change Horses
The Canadian job market is no longer a source of economic growth. Full-time jobs fell by 23,500 while part-time jobs climbed by 23,600 in December. 
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Home Listings Rise As Sales Stagnate
Rebounding Treasury bond prices have lowered mortgage rates from their cycle high in October, but home prices at current mortgage rates are still painfully unaffordable for most. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
How Is Canadian Wage Growth Stacking Up To Inflation?
From July 2007 through November of 2023 nominal wages rose from $17.43 to $34.28. That’s a 96.7 percent rise. 
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The Equity Bear Market Is Likely Only Started
Asset markets leaped last week as the US Fed and Bank of Canada held monetary policy unchanged for the 5th consecutive month. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Global Rally
Of the ETFs that track the G7 countries around the world, all seven were up in the latest week, and they’re all starting the week at overbought levels. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
The Mortgage Market Is Contributing To The Decline Of The Canadian Economy
Three-quarters of all household debt is tied up in the mortgage market, so mortgage rate hikes of 300+ bps will have to be financed by way of cutbacks in consumer expenditures. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Lagged Effects Of Epic Tightening Cycle Will Intensify In 2024
Canadian households added $80 billion of additional consumer debt over the past year, taking the total outstanding an eye-watering $2.4 trillion. 
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Bank Of Canada Retains Its Hawkish Bias
The BoC kept rates unchanged as expected, but had to recognize that rates are “clearly restraining spending” and that disinflation is happening at a faster pace. 
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Bank Of Canada Preview: Dovish Pressure Mounting
The Bank of Canada is set to leave the policy rate unchanged at 5% next week, but the commentary is turning more dovish and we expect the BoC to start cutting in 2Q24. 
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Canadian Banks Signal Trouble Lies Just Around The Corner
One needs to look no further than the commercial banks to understand the credit difficulties that lie ahead as the banks contend with a deteriorating economy. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Black Friday frenzy, big EPS estimate send Shopify higher
Shopify's stock climbed 4.89% after the company reported a record $4.1 billion in Black Friday sales. Analysts predict a 1,625% earnings increase this year. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Canadian CPI Inflation Likely To Drop In October
Later today, the Bank of Canada as well as Statistics Canada will publish their CPI inflation reports for October. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Buyers In Hibernation As Home Prices Fall
From 2000 to 2022, Canadian home prices increased 375% (an average of 17% annually), while the average Canadian wage (black line below) rose 3% per year. 
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TSX Earnings Scorecard 23Q3 - Thursday, Nov. 9
23Q3 earnings are expected to decrease by 2.5% from Q3 2022. Excluding the energy sector, the earnings growth estimate is 6.8%. 
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The Bank Of Canada Is Finished Raising Rates Now For When To Consider Cutting Rates
Central bankers are loathe to signal rate cuts after more than two years of relentless rate hikes. The Bank of Canada has not conceded that its efforts to tame inflation have worked. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
What Happens In China May Not Stay In China
​​​​​​​To understand what will happen in China and its impact on the global economy, we simply need to invert what happened over the last two decades. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
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