The Bank of Canada’s Next Move and Its Potential Impact on Canadian Bonds
The Bank of Canada (BoC) has been standing pat on interest rates for more than a year, but that may be set to change.
An Alternative(s) Take on 60/40
A 60/40 portfolio mix of stocks and bonds has served investors well over the years but may not be enough to protect them from the next big downturn in markets.
Why Brazil is an Emerging Fintech Hotspot
Sanjay Luthra discusses the financial technology industry’s ongoing evolution across emerging markets.
Asset Allocation: Leaning into Emerging Markets
Kevin McCreadie, AGF’s CEO and chief investment officer, discusses ways to position a portfolio in the current market environment.
Turning a Negative Into a Positive: Finding Yield Where There Is None Through Currency Hedging
Many of today’s negative rates can still result in positive returns.
The Big Picture: Trump, Twitter and the Markets
The more U.S. President Donald Trump tweets, the more markets move.
Trade wars fuel new opportunities in Asia’s emerging markets
Countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and India are now poised to become the next wave of winners as decades-old relationships are remapped, and new ones forged.
Minority Report: Takeaways from Canada’s Federal Election
Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party won a minority government in Canada’s federal election this week. Here’s three thoughts on how the result may impact financial markets in the days and weeks ahead.
An Investor’s Guide to the Canadian Election
Canadians head to the polls on October 21. What are the potential market implications? AGF’s Mike Archibald offers his take on what is at stake.
