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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

Can the Bank of Canada avoid policy pitfalls from the past?

Much has been written questioning policy decisions made by the Bank of Canada, especially during and after the pandemic. Beata Caranci, Chief Economist at TD Bank, speaks about the lessons learned and what it means for monetary policy going forward.
January 17, 2023
Economy / Canada / Big Picture

Tech stocks in 2023: Ripe for a rebound?

Some of the biggest names in tech were among the stocks getting swept up in the market volatility of 2022. Will this year be different? Greg Bonnell speaks with Vitali Mossounov, Global Technology Analyst with TD Asset Management, about the key themes for tech stocks in 2023.
January 17, 2023
Economy / Canada / International / News / Big Picture

TD Chief Economist: Not in recession yet, but growth likely to slow

Concerns about a potential global recession continue to weigh on financial markets. Kim Parlee speaks with Beata Caranci, Chief Economist at TD Bank, about the potential for slowing growth in the year ahead and the implications for Canada.
January 16, 2023
Economy / Canada / International / 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