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Global real estate and infrastructure: Should alternative investments be in your core portfolio?

Institutional investors have been steadily increasing their allocation to alternative investments such as real estate and infrastructure over the last decade. Should retail investors follow suit? Kim Parlee speaks with Jeff Tripp, Head of Alternative Investments, TD Asset Management.
July 8, 2021
Big Picture

Will interest rates rise as jobs recover this summer?

The start of the U.S. Fed’s “talk about talking about tapering” could heighten the impact incoming jobs and economic data will have on rates. Kim Parlee speaks with Priya Misra, Head of Global Rates Strategy at TD Securities, about what higher rate sensitivity could mean for markets.
July 6, 2021
Economy

Commodities roundup: Oil prices keep surging. But gold and copper falter

A few months ago, many thought commodity prices couldn’t go anywhere but up. Not so anymore. While oil prices keep surging as global demand rises, copper and gold prices have been struggling. Kim Parlee talks with Bart Melek, Global Head of Commodity Strategy, TD Securities.
July 5, 2021
Economy / Energy

Can the Canadian telecom sector ring up higher revenues in 2021?

The Canadian communications sector has been humming along this year, enjoying its highest return year to date since 2011. Anthony Okolie speaks with Andriy Yastreb, Telecom and Media Analyst, TD Asset Management, about whether the sector can continue the growth momentum in 2021.
June 28, 2021
Stocks / Economy / Energy / Canada / Trading Ideas / News / Big Picture

Financial markets are ignoring inflation noise. Should you?

Inflation noise has been growing louder. U.S. Fed Chair Powell said inflation has increased notably in recent months. So why aren’t bond yields rising? And will equity markets continue to make record highs? Kim Parlee speaks with Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist, TD Wealth.
June 25, 2021
Economy / International / Big Picture