Canada avoided a technical recession as GDP rebounded and the Big Six banks beat earnings expectations. But tariff pressure, gold weakness, oil volatility, and renewed interest rate fears made the end of August choppy for investors.

Canada ended the week with mixed signals: stronger retail sales, higher inflation, a choppy TSX, and new U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. Here’s how inflation, trade tension, and market volatility could affect your money heading into September.

Canada’s stock market found its footing last week as the TSX rebounded, Dollarama impressed investors, and the Bank of Canada stayed patient. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s record IPO and U.S.–Iran peace hopes added new twists for global markets.

Canada’s stock market just crossed 33,000 for the first time ever. A major Canada–China trade deal lifted sentiment, while new Trump tariffs and global tensions stirred volatility. Here’s what last week’s moves mean for your portfolio—and which stocks matter next.

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.

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.