This week’s earnings are a real-world stress test for your wallet. From grocery bills and discount shopping to AI spending and tech profits, these six companies will tell us whether consumers are pulling back—or still spending through higher costs.

The TSX climbed +0.53% last week, with healthcare, telecom, and gold stocks leading the way. Investors now expect steady rates in September and a possible cut in October. All eyes are on Canada’s inflation report this Tuesday.

July 2025 brought record TSX highs, a cautious Bank of Canada, weak U.S. job growth, and new tariff risks. Here’s the key news, what it means for your money, and the trends to watch heading into the fall.

Canada’s inflation rate rose to 1.9% in June. Prices for groceries, cars, and clothing are still climbing, and interest rates are likely to stay high for now. Here’s what’s driving inflation and how to stay ahead financially.