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Coronavirus fears spread: What are the market implications?

Pressure continues to mount as China rushes to contain the deadly flu outbreak. After more cases were confirmed, worries about the global economy has risen.  Michael Craig, Head of Asset Allocation, TD Asset Management weighs in on implications for equity markets.
January 27, 2020
Stocks / Currency / Economy / Canada / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

High risk equals higher returns? Think again.

When it comes to investing, you don’t necessarily have to take on more risk to get better returns. Jean Masson, lead, quantitative research and development in low-volatility equity funds at TD Asset Management weighs in.
January 23, 2020
Canada / International

BoC keeps key rate unchanged, but sees weakness ahead

The Bank of Canada held rates steady at 1.75%, but trimmed the outlook for the economy in 2020. The Canadian central bank did however, signal that the global economy appears to be stabilizing. Anthony Okolie talks with James Orlando, Senior Economist, TD Bank Group.
January 22, 2020
Currency / Economy / Canada / International / News / Big Picture

Does this bull market still have some life?

Markets hit record highs as the U.S. and China signed Phase One of their trade deal. While investors continue to be nervous about trade uncertainty and geopolitical risk, the markets could continue to rally. Kim Parlee speaks with Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist, TD Wealth.
January 16, 2020
Stocks / Currency / Economy / Canada / International / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Are high-yield bonds like wine, and get better with age?

Like wine, the quality of bonds can vary from year to year, regardless of the label. Greg Kocik, Head of High Yield Bond Group, TD Asset Management, tells Kim Parlee how covenants and pledges can help identify the more valuable vintages in high-yield bonds.   
January 16, 2020
Canada / International / Trading Ideas / Big Picture