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There was no shortage of key economic news and events packed into this holiday-shortened week — U.S. jobs and the budget bill — but the end result was that equity markets kept right on keeping on.
Douglas Porter, BMO’s Chief Economist, discusses this and more in Talking Points
The overriding sense in financial markets is a return to some kind of calm after the high drama in the first two weeks in April.
Douglas Porter, BMO’s Chief Economist, discusses this and more in his weekly Talking Points commentary, “The New Abnormal.” https://t.co/Rbpn3kw6j2
On Wednesday, March 5, join Camilla Sutton as she moderates a discussion with Douglas Porter and Yung-Yu Ma on how the U.S.-Canada tariffs will impact both the Canadian and U.S. economies and markets.
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Suffice it to say that markets are not overreacting to the threat of tariffs.
Douglas Porter, BMO’s Chief Economist, discusses this and more in his weekly Talking Points commentary, “Whistling Past the Tradeyard.” https://t.co/PPIXyxIGEs
Phil Comtois, Senior Vice President and Estate and Insurance Advisor, BMO Private Wealth, discusses how key person insurance works and the ins and outs of buy-sell insurance, which can help one partner buy out another if one of them passes away. https://t.co/PaWXmOGUCf
The global growth backdrop remains stable heading into 2025. Unfortunately, the trade backdrop is anything but; as the Bank of Canada noted in this week’s rate announcement, the U.S. threat of 25% tariffs “is a major new uncertainty”.
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“In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential election victory and the Republicans gaining control of the Senate ... fiscal and trade policies are poised to take turns that should net boost economic growth and lift inflation.”
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Brian Belski joined CNBC Halftime Report and the Investment Committee to discuss the current stock market.
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BMO’s Senior Economist, Robert Kavcic, published a special report titled “Canada’s Immigration Rethink” that discusses the updated immigration plan and the economic impact for Canadians. Read the full report here: https://t.co/rebJa8KJkc
Following the U.S. presidential election, BMO experts will come together to discuss the potential impacts on the economy, markets, and interest rates: https://t.co/yxIn3T0XQf
Typically, a jobs report has shades of grey; the U.S. September version was vivid green.
Douglas Porter, BMO’s Chief Economist, discusses this and more in his weekly Talking Points commentary, “Growth Scare.” https://t.co/6jmn0R71pe
The big step by the world’s most important central bank, combined with another slide in crude oil prices, has taken the shackles off policymakers almost everywhere. https://t.co/xrRaz0ruFM
Markets and analysts were busily revising down their forecasts for fed funds in the wake of this week’s developments, including a soft jobs report and a dovish message. https://t.co/8SzN7aNF3s