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11/01/2026

In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld points to an unusually information-rich stretch for markets and central banks, with the U.S. election, Middle East developments, and Canada-U.S. trade risks all set to shape the rate outlook.

He notes that the path for both the Fed and the Bank of Canada could shift quickly depending on whether geopolitical tensions push energy prices higher or diplomatic progress eases inflation pressures.

10/30/2026

Did you know economic and market performance can impact all aspects of your wealth plan from cash flow management to your investment strategy?

In the latest Weekly Market Roundup, our partners at CIBC Global Asset Management discuss recent economic data and how the markets reacted this week. If you’d like to discuss this commentary or have questions about your investment portfolio, please get in touch with me anytime.

Economic data It was the best of times, it was the worst of times—but above all, it was a week that tested investors conviction in the AI trade. Amid a broadly constructive earnings season, a handful of high-profile earnings misses in the technology sector left risk assets battered but unbowed.

10/30/2026

The US economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter of 2026, supported by consumer spending and business investment in AI.

US consumers continue to demonstrate their resiliency despite elevated inflationary pressures, which showed more signs of persisting in September as the personal consumption expenditure price index (PCE) accelerated.

10/29/2026

The Bank of Canada (BoC) raised its policy interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2.50% yesterday, which was its first increase since July 2023.

The BoC cited higher energy prices pushing up inflation, while the economy has been more resilient than expected. Canada’s central bank also said it may not be done raising interest rates. Here’s more on the BoC’s interest rate decision.

10/28/2026

A standoff between Ottawa and Stelco's US owner, Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., over layoffs in Hamilton is drawing attention to how US tariffs are affecting Canadian industry. Back in September, Cleveland-Cliffs announced the closure of some operations in Hamilton, largely in response to US tariffs, which would result in layoffs.

10/27/2026

Canadian shoppers spent more in August, and an early estimate points to another gain in September. This was according to Canada’s retail sales report that was released by Statistics Canada (StatsCan). The data suggest household spending held up well in the third quarter, despite waning consumer confidence and fresh trade tensions with the US.

However, comments from several US officials and outside reports over the last few days indicated that Canada and the US have re-engaged in trade talks, which appear to be progressing.

10/26/2026

The wait is finally over. The Bank of Canada (BoC), US Federal Reserve Board (Fed) and European Central Bank (ECB) will make their interest rate announcements this week.

Markets will carefully analyze their decision, and what each bank has to say about inflation and their respective economies, including the potential risks. But the critical economic announcements will not stop there, with key data scheduled to be released from all parts of the world.

10/25/2026

In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld looks at the unusual policy split taking shape, with markets expecting the Fed to pause while the Bank of Canada leans toward another hike.

He argues that U.S. inflation may still warrant tighter policy, while in Canada, softer core inflation and growing economic uncertainty suggest there may be more value in waiting.

10/23/2026

Economic data Risk aversion returned to financial markets this week as investors reassessed elevated equity valuations, the outlook for corporate earnings, and the growing economic implications of geopolitical tensions. Technology stocks led the decline, while government bonds benefited from renewed

10/23/2026

A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) found that Canadian home prices have climbed faster than in most peer countries. The CMHC found this was largely because housing supply has not kept pace with demand.

Near the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, population growth and low interest rates boosted demand, which, combined with low supply, sent home prices soaring.

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