Canadian Banks Set More Aside for Bad loans

Canadian Banks Set More Aside for Bad loans

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In this episode, Simon and Dan cover a wide mix of macro updates, Canadian corporate earnings, and AI-related investment themes. They start by discussing the latest Canadian inflation data, where headline CPI surprisingly slowed despite a volatile energy environment. The hosts al ...  Show more

Two Surprising Canadian Stocks and What Canada’s New Fund Could Buy

In this episode, Simon and Dan answer listener questions covering Canada’s new sovereign wealth fund, speculative space ETFs, real economy stocks, and how younger investors can get started. They start by discussing where the new Canada Strong Fund could potentially invest, includ ...  Show more

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