Global trade tensions are on the rise. What’s next?
After months of optimism, trade tensions have reached a new intensity, with U.S. President Trump…
Why investors might feel like it’s the ‘90s again
Some aspects of the current market environment harken back to the 1990s.
A harbinger of what’s to come: Consolidation in the energy industry
What does this current wave of acquisitions in the energy industry mean? AGF’s Steve Bonnyman…
The FYI on MMT
Greg Valliere, AGF’s chief U.S. political strategist, provides a quick investor’s guide to Modern Monetary Theory.
A quality market rally
Based on AGFiQ data, S&P 500 companies with an ROE ranking in the top quintile have outperformed those in the bottom quintile by as much as 7% over the past three months.
Why there’s more in store for U.S. earnings
Mike Archibald gives his thoughts on another earnings season and what to expect from profits going forward.
ESG investing: Shareholders are demanding a new social contract
It’s that time of year again, when shareholders get ready to rumble. In other words,…
The Big Picture: EM dominance by 2030?
Today’s emerging markets could be tomorrow’s leading economies.
Banking on Millennials
Millennials crave an experience—even when they’re making a deposit or seeking advice. And that’s not all. They’re disrupting the banking business in new ways and the big players will have to keep a watchful eye on the competitive landscape to keep up. Sanjay Luthra explains.
Priced for perfection
From trade deals to rate cuts: Why investors need to be cautious about market assumptions.
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