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Fed policy shift could keep rates lower for longer

In a major policy shift, the U.S. Federal Reserve is moving away from a targeted inflation rate of 2%, to a policy of ‘average inflation targeting.’ Kim Parlee speaks with Scott Colbourne, Managing Director, Global Active Fixed Income, TD Asset Management about what this means for markets.
September 2, 2020
Stocks / Currency / Economy / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

What rising COVID-19 cases mean for the U.S. economic rebound

U.S. coronavirus infection rates remain stubbornly high, even as some parts of the country report downward trend lines. Anthony Okolie speaks with Leslie Preston, Senior Economist, TD Bank, about rising COVID-19 cases and the risk they present to the economic recovery.
August 31, 2020
Economy / News / Big Picture

The race for a COVID-19 vaccine

There’s been a flurry of vaccine news since the pandemic began, with a number of drug companies releasing a string of positive early stage results. Anthony Okolie speaks with Tarik Aeta, Healthcare Analyst, TD Asset Management, on the state of COVID-19 vaccine and therapeutics development.
August 14, 2020
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Big tech continues to post big earnings amid coronavirus downturn

The big U.S. tech firms reported quarterly earnings and topped analyst estimates, as the pandemic pushed consumers to rely more on personal devices. Anthony Okolie speaks with Vitali Mossounov, Global Technology Analyst, TD Asset Management, about whether tech’s rise is likely to continue.
July 31, 2020
Stocks / Economy / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Winners and losers from shifting Canadian consumer trends

Consumer spending trends in North America seem to have taken a turn for the better with some sectors thriving more than others. Anthony Okolie speaks with Brian DePratto, Senior Economist, TD Bank, about the rebound in consumer spending, and whether those trends are sustainable.
July 27, 2020
Economy / Canada / News / Big Picture