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The Volatility Index (VIX), a popular gauge of market fear, touched its highest levels since the financial crisis over the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist at TD Wealth considers whether we could see more substantial downside, or if a sharp reversal is possible.
A historical take on what a GOP or Democrat win means for markets
Markets soar on vaccine hope and a new U.S. president. But will the rally last?
A potential COVID-19 vaccine, a new U.S. president and the implications for markets
Fed holds on rates, but warns the economy is far from recovered
Will 5G spark a new "super cycle" in the smartphone industry?
BoC holds rates steady, sees inflation below target through 2022
Undecided: How will markets fare in face of more election uncertainty?
U.S. election strife and economic uncertainty: Perspective from TD Chief Economist
Black Opportunity Fund: Canadian investment fund to help support Black businesses
As online sales surge, can traditional retailers keep afloat?
