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iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (NY:EWC)

53.99 -0.64 (-1.17%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:45 PM EDT, Mar 26, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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Canada Feeling The Burn Of High Debt And Weakening Employment ↗
With no quick economic boosts on the horizon, Canadian bond yields are retreating (bond prices rising) and are now back to where they were last November. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
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Now The Canada’s Trade Performance Is A Drag On The Economy ↗
Roughly, one-third of Canada’s GDP comes from the external sector, and so when that sector stumbles, the rest of the economy will do the same. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Canada's Capital Gains Tax Rate Jumps To 67%: 'Highly Indebted Western Governments Have Promises To Keep, Wars To Fund,' Strategist Says ↗
Canada is the nation with the world's highest capital gains tax rate, significantly surpassing Denmark's second-place rate of 42%. 
Via Benzinga
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The Canadian Federal Budget And Its Impact On Debt Markets ↗
Participants in the Canadian debt market do not anticipate any change in Canada’s AAA-rating. Additional supply will not affect yields. 
Via Talk Markets
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Canada Is Now Experiencing A Hard Landing ↗
Evidence is piling up that the Bank of Canada is not able to engineer the vaulted soft landing after a brutal series of rate hikes. 
Via Talk Markets
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Spring Market Demanding More Realism ↗
Nationally, the average Canadian home sale price in February 2024 was $719,400, -11.9% from the cycle peak of $816,720 in February 2022. 
Via Talk Markets
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Central Banks Sit Tight As Pain Spreads ↗
Yesterday, the Bank of Canada announced it would hold its key interest rate at 5%, the highest since 2007. 
Via Talk Markets
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Insolvencies Leaping As Credit Demand Slumps ↗
Business insolvencies are rising globally, and Canada is seeing twice the G7 average. 
Via Talk Markets
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Tons Of Data ↗
Futures are higher this morning and yields are lower following a large slug of economic data, and the results were mixed relative to expectations. 
Via Talk Markets
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Impossible Home Prices Are The Problem ↗
The median Canadian household income of $85k (Dec 2023) now qualifies for a maximum home price of $496k (assuming 20% down, 25-year amortization, and current mortgage rates (5-year fixed). 
Via Talk Markets
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The Great Canadian Debate Is Underway Why Productivity Is So Poor ↗
To say that the financial markets in Canada, bank lending and equity markets, are denying the private sector capital is without foundation. 
Via Talk Markets
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The Choice Of Inflation Measure Depends On The Eye Of The Beholder ↗
No matter how one slices it, the rate of inflation has come down dramatically in rather short order. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Bank Of Canada Sticks To Cautious Approach ↗
The BoC has left its policy statement almost unchanged compared to January, defying some expectations that easing references would have been introduced today. 
Via Talk Markets
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Growth Of The Public Sector Keeps The Canadian Economy Above Water ↗
Economists at the major Canadian banks are searching high and low to find some positive news coming out of today’s GDP report for 2023 Q4. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Bank Of Canada In Holding Pattern Ahead Of Summer Easing ↗
There is a risk that the BoC turns a notch more dovish at the March meeting, given the lower-than-expected inflation figures. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Canadian Recession Is Well Underway According To The Big Bank ↗
It is hard not to conclude that a Canadian recession is underway given in the nature of the disappointing quarterly results of the Big Six banks. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Does Canada Have A Productivity Problem? ↗
As the Canadian economy continues to remain sluggish, we should not get our hopes up for a reversal in the productivity numbers this year. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Mortgage Renewals Driving Shelter Inflation And Slower Economy ↗
Years of easy money and housing speculation have left Canada’s economy between a rock and a hard place. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Of Feb. 19 ↗
Next week's calendar looks light in the US, with much of the data unlikely to have a significant impact, the highlights being existing home sales and the leading index. 
Via Talk Markets
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Interpreting Canadian Job Numbers Is In The Eye Of The Beholder ↗
The beauty in making sense of job numbers is that it is open to much interpretation. Is the glass half full or half empty, surely applies to Canadian data released today. 
Via Talk Markets
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Sunday ETF Review, Feb. 4, 2024 ↗
Examining my 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
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Why Did The Canadian Federal Government Deficit Increase Dramatically In 2023 And Does It Matter ↗
Given that the government is already spending beyond its revenues, an economic revival can only be generated by the Bank of Canada's interest rate cuts. 
Via Talk Markets
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Canada Edges Towards A Rate Cut In The Second Quarter ↗
The Bank of Canada left monetary policy unchanged at today’s meeting. The target for the overnight rate remains at 5% and the Bank is continuing with quantitative tightening. 
Via Talk Markets
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The Great Debate In Canada On How Much Immigration Is Needed ↗
Immigration issues are becoming front and center in the Canadian political environment, as Canada is expected to welcome as many as 500,000 immigrants in 2024. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Immigration
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Canadian Home Prices And Rents Amid Much Needed Mean-Reversion ↗
​​​​​​​Canadian home prices are retreating. In previously hot areas, properties are selling up to 20% below 2022 prices, but nationally, the average sale price was just -11.4% in the latest quarter. 
Via Talk Markets
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Rate Cuts Come As Demand-Driven Economy Slows ↗
The Bank of Canada’s Business Outlook Survey for the fourth quarter of 2023 found that 40% of Canadian companies were experiencing a slowdown in sales. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
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Prices Fall And Home Listings Rise As Canadians Struggle With Overhead ↗
When Canadians sell a property for less than is owed in the mortgage, lenders are entitled to pursue any balance remaining plus interest, fees, and legal costs. 
Via Talk Markets
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The Bank Of Canada Needs To Change Horses ↗
The Canadian job market is no longer a source of economic growth. Full-time jobs fell by 23,500 while part-time jobs climbed by 23,600 in December. 
Via Talk Markets
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Home Listings Rise As Sales Stagnate ↗
Rebounding Treasury bond prices have lowered mortgage rates from their cycle high in October, but home prices at current mortgage rates are still painfully unaffordable for most. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
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How Is Canadian Wage Growth Stacking Up To Inflation? ↗
From July 2007 through November of 2023 nominal wages rose from $17.43 to $34.28. That’s a 96.7 percent rise. 
Via Talk Markets
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