iShares MSCI Canada ETF News

The COVID-19 pandemic is causing Canada's immigration to plunge. Lower immigration levels in Canada could create a long-term drag on housing.

Half of the independent Canadian restaurants recently surveyed say that they are unlikely to survive the current crisis.

As the Trump admin works daily to prop up the stock market as key to its re-election bid in November, a financial pandemic continues to undercut the real economy and national income.

Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged at 0.25%. A risk to the BoC's outlook is a big second wave of the virus.

My argument has been that economies would return to a steady state path, with certain industries crippled (e.g., mass tourism), but other industries able to operate.

Most investors would say that a drop of less than 5% for the S&P 500 is no big deal over half a year, nor is the less pleasant but not extraordinary drawdown of 9% for the TSX.

Is the big jobs rebound in Canada a positive sign for economic recovery? Sentiment for business investment in Canada.

Canadian stocks have risen nearly 40% since the March 2020 lows, but 10-year Government of Canada bond yields remain near historical lows at just 0.55%. While i

Stock market volatility perked up in recent weeks after what had seemed like a one-way move higher. Canadian government bond yields fell back to recent historic