Shane Dubin - Dubin Wealth Advisory

02/01/2026

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld shares that markets are moving beyond dramatic headlines from the US President and concentrating on the most probable outcomes. With Kevin Warsh anticipated to lead the Fed, investor attention remains firmly on economic fundamentals rather than leadership transitions.

01/18/2026

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld notes that markets are tuning out dramatic headlines from the US President and focusing on what’s most likely to happen. Ongoing uncertainty around US-Canada trade is making Canadian businesses cautious, which supports the Bank of Canada’s patient approach to interest rates.

01/11/2026

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Andrew Grantham highlights that with Canada’s economy still recovering and inflation risks contained, the Bank of Canada is likely to remain patient, delaying any rate hikes until 2027.

01/08/2026

CIBC’s economic outlook for 2026 forecasts steady growth for Canada as inflation moderates and interest rates are expected to gradually decline.

Chief Economist Avery Shenfeld and Deputy Chief Economist Benjamin Tal highlight resilient consumer spending, strong labour markets, and improving housing conditions as key factors supporting the country’s recovery and stability in the coming years.

Despite lingering inflation worries and rate-hike speculation, CIBC says Canada's economic picture in 2026 may be more stable than expected.

12/21/2025

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Andrew Grantham notes that while US economic data is flowing again, the picture remains unclear due to delayed releases and potential reporting errors. Strong Q3 growth and upbeat corporate earnings are encouraging, but early Q4 data suggests a slowdown, linked to the government shutdown.

12/18/2025

Listen to the latest podcast for expert insights on Canada’s 2026 outlook, including inflation, Bank of Canada policy, and housing trends. CIBC’s Avery Shenfeld and Benjamin Tal discuss why rate hikes are unlikely and how “doubling up” will shape the housing market.

CIBC’s Chief Economist, Avery Shenfeld, reviews evidence on why neither cost-push inflation nor diminishing economic slack are likely to pressure the Bank of…

12/14/2025

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Andrew Grantham notes that while Canadian trade data beat expectations, the export rebound may be temporary. Looking to 2026, equities should remain supported by growth and earnings, but investors should stay alert to risks like inflation and global tensions.

12/07/2025

In this week's The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld highlights Statistics Canada’s latest upward revisions to GDP growth, pointing to a stronger-than-expected Canadian economy. The improved data has prompted fresh discussion about whether the country now enjoys less economic slack than previously estimated, and what this could mean for future growth prospects

11/30/2025

In this week's The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld examines the Federal Reserve’s surprising shift towards a December rate cut, despite lingering uncertainties in the economic data. Investors may be starting to take risk more seriously again, following a period of risk-taking enthusiasm.

11/27/2025

With youth unemployment at nearly 15%, Canada could face a major macroeconomic challenge.

Benjamin Tal explores the lasting consequences for young Canadians entering the workforce and stresses the need for meaningful policy changes, including interest rate cuts and education system reform.

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11/24/2025

In this week’s The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld highlights recent research from the Federal Reserve’s San Francisco branch regarding the impact of tariffs on the US economy, drawing parallels and cautionary notes for Canada as trade policy evolves.

11/20/2025

Could lowering the cost of doing business be the key to boosting Canada’s competitiveness?

Lisa Raitt highlights how regulatory reform and tax reductions are key levers for the federal government, especially as increased regulations have made it harder for companies to adapt.

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