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U.S. economy: Signs of resilience help to ease recession worries

While markets brace for a possible U.S. recession, there are signs of optimism. Thomas Feltmate, Senior Economist at TD, tells Greg Bonnell that resilience in both employment and consumer spending may be indication of a less gloomy outlook than previously expected.
January 18, 2023
Economy / News / Big Picture

U.S. inflation cools but data provides mixed bag for markets

U.S. consumer inflation data showed prices softening in December. Greg Bonnell speaks with David Sekera, Chief U.S. Market Strategist at Morningstar Research, about what the latest CPI numbers could mean for markets in 2023.
January 13, 2023
Stocks / Economy / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Bulls vs. bears: Why divergent market views may suggest more volatility ahead

There appear to be widely differing views on what 2023 may have in store for markets. Michael Craig, Head of Asset Allocation at TD Asset Management, tells Greg Bonnell, that could be a sign of more volatility ahead for investors this year.
January 12, 2023
Stocks / Economy / Canada / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Markets in 2023: Reasons for optimism but bumpy ride still likely

Many investors would likely want to put 2022 behind them and focus on the year ahead. Michael O’Brien, Portfolio Manager at TD Asset Management, tells Greg Bonnell why he believes 2023 may provide some much-needed optimism, but not without continued uncertainty.
January 11, 2023
Stocks / Economy / Canada / Trading Ideas / Big Picture

Why job market resilience continues to cloud recession forecasts

Economic resiliency, especially in the job market, is making it challenging to determine whether aggressive rate hikes will push economies into recession. Greg Bonnell speaks with Beata Caranci, Chief Economist at TD Bank, about global economic trends of 2023.
January 9, 2023
Economy / Canada / International / News / Big Picture