iShares MSCI Canada ETF News

EWC is the largest Canada-heavy fund offering U.S. investors a slice of the portfolio comprising a few dozens of upper- and mid-echelon equities predominantly from cyclical sectors. The essential char

EWC: Canada Looks Attractive To Me

Canadian equities look reasonably priced in light of a fairly expensive U.S. equity market. Two key sector exposures of EWC are Financials and Energy, both of which are performing well into the new bu

Housing starts skyrocketed 21.6% month over month (m/m) in March after the 11.7% m/m decrease in the previous month. Urban multifamily starts soared 33.8% m/m to an all-time high while single starts j

Canadian government bond yields have increased along with global rates, while the Canadian exchange rate has strengthened against the currencies of Canada's largest trading partners. Although the BoC

The current valuation spread between Canada's main stock market, the S&P TSX, and the S&P 500 is the largest in the last 20 years. The iShares MSCI Canada ETF offers exposure to Canada's overweight al

EWC is an exchange-traded fund that offers investors the opportunity to get direct, targeted access to Canadian equities. The EWC fund collapsed earlier this year, following a global market rout in li

Why Canadian equities may be poised to play catch up in 2021.

Canada could outperform the U.S. economy in the second half of 2020.

Signs of recovery for Canadian big banks. Will strong trading revenues for banks last? Canadian big bank stocks poised to play catch up..

Bank of Canada keeps rates unchanged at 0.25%. Uncertainty remains as Canadian economy moves into recuperation phase.

There has been a cabinet shuffle in Canada. Newspaper reports hint at philosophical changes, moving towards a more free-spending strategy.

On top of government-sanctioned deferral programs for mortgages, other debts and rents, the Canada Emergency Response Benefit doled out $2,000 per month to keep Canadians spending since the end of Mar

Compared with their pre-pandemic levels, nominal exports and imports are well below February levels. Trade with the U.S.

Consumer spending trends as re-openings begin. Business spending lags consumers but still trending up.