The Canada Industrial Relations Board recently intervened in a major labor dispute involving the country’s largest railways, Canadian National Railway (CNR) and Canadian Pacific (CP) Kansas City. This decision came after an impasse in separate talks between over 9,000 Teamsters members and the railway companies. The disruption caused by the work stoppages had the potential
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The S&P 500 managed to bounce back after a weak Thursday close, hinting at a potentially strong week ahead. There were indications, shared with clients, that interest rate sensitive plays would outperform largecaps, particularly beyond the Russell 2000. This shift in market dynamics was attributed to the lack of resistance from interest rates and growing
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The CEO of Isbank, Hakan Aran, is warning that Turkish banks are going to face severe challenges well into the next year. According to him, these challenges stem from the economic turnaround in the country which has put significant pressure on the financial sector. He predicts that banks will experience a deterioration in their net
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The recent volatility in the market, as mentioned by Brazil’s central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto, is a clear indication that the market is reevaluating the room for future fiscal and monetary interventions. It reflects a shift in perception regarding the potential impact of these interventions on the overall economic landscape. This adjustment indicates a
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In anticipation of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision in September, more investors are turning their attention towards dividend stocks. Paul Baiocchi from SS&C ALPS Advisors believes this is a wise move, as he predicts that the Fed will be lowering rates. Baiocchi, who serves as the chief ETF strategist, explained to CNBC’s “ETF
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