Canada’s stock market just hit a new all-time high as inflation finally moved in the right direction. But beneath the headline numbers, grocery prices are surging and consumers are feeling squeezed. Here’s what this week’s data really means for investors.

The Bank of Canada held rates steady, tech stocks sold off, and inflation is now the market’s next big test. From Dollarama’s strength to AI-driven margin pressure at Broadcom and Oracle, here’s what last week’s moves mean for Canadian investors.

Canadian markets turned volatile this week as a strong jobs report and blockbuster bank earnings forced investors to reset expectations for interest rates in 2026. The TSX pulled back from record highs—here’s what’s driving the shift and what to watch next.

Canada’s TSX hit a record high after a surprise 2.6% GDP jump, but the details show weakening consumer demand and rising risks. With jobs data and Big Six bank earnings ahead, here’s what this means for your TFSA and year-end investing decisions.

The TSX just wrapped up its sixth straight month of gains, even as the Bank of Canada cut rates again and GDP dipped. Here’s what’s driving markets, how it impacts borrowers and savers, and what to watch heading into November.

Canada’s cost of living is rising more slowly, but your savings returns could drop. Inflation eased to 1.9% in August while the Bank of Canada cut rates to 2.5%. Here’s how it impacts mortgages, savings accounts, and your next money move.

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 was a rollercoaster for Canadian investors. The TSX hit record highs before U.S. job data sparked a pullback, the Bank of Canada held rates steady, and trade tensions grew. Here’s the key market news and what it means for your money.

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.