iShares MSCI Canada ETF News

Slower-than-expected inflation, a clouded growth outlook and higher bond yields mean the BoC is likely to overlook jobs tightness and keep rates on hold on 25 October. There is still all the interest

Oil prices jumped more than 4% on Monday morning as news of a surprise attack on Israel by the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas sent shockwaves through global markets.

When bank economists get bearish, you know that data looks pretty dour. Canadian consumer sentiment is negative for a reason: there are increasingly fewer resources to go around.

Canadian inflation rose to 4% in August. Gasoline and housing costs among the drivers.

Oil prices have surged lately due to prolonged output cut possibilities by Saudi Arabia and Russia.

I, once again, evaluate the iShares MSCI Canada ETF as an investment option focused on Canadian equities. Though I acknowledge the recent underperformance of Canadian equities, I continue to believe i

Will the Bank of Canada hike rates this year? What's the likelihood the Bank of Canada will achieve a soft landing?

The global oil market witnessed a substantial rally recently, with prices reaching their highest levels since mid-April.

Australia and Canada are experiencing a surge in population growth, while growth rates have slowed substantially in the UK due to post-Brexit frictions. The robust population growth is allowing Austra

It's been a great year for Canadian stocks. But most of the upside has come out of higher valuation rather than earnings. With the BoC poised for an extended tightening cycle, the setup for the iShare

Canada's TSX index has rebounded 6%, year-to-date, while its corporate earnings have contracted. As of today, the S&P/TSX Composite is expected to report a Q2 (year-over-year) earnings decline of -20.

The doubling in Canada's population over a period of 56 years is pretty modest, amounting to about 1.25% per year, compounded. Canada is currently experiencing record high levels of employment and nea

Take a look into how the recent interest rate hike by the Bank of Canada affects the economy and ETFs to gain an advantage.

I have been a bull on Canada for a while, and holding EWC has generally served its purpose. It has produced gains and provided diversification. The buy case remains intact in the second half of the ye

Canada's Economy: Strong Banks, Vulnerable Consumers.