Stella Yeung, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Scotiabank, shares insights on a career of driving ...

The Moose Hide Campaign calls on Canadians to wear a moose hide pin to raise awareness of violence towards women and children ...

FOMC confirmed it is in no rush to ease......but that the next move remains likely to be lower......as Powell leaned against hike risk; Quantitative tightening flows will be taper ...

We have revised up our 2024 growth projections across the board, reflecting robust momentum observed in the first quarter. The economy is on track for a broad-based rebound in Q1 as sentiment ticks up ...

The FOMC will be the prime focus by a country mile but there will be some entertainment along the way. Many global markets are shut for May Day, aka International Workers Day, aka Labour Day outside ...

The economic stakes of the upcoming U.S. presidential elections are high. We examine the potential impacts of high-level tax proposals by President Biden and former President Trump along with the ...

Sharp quick JPY gains suggestive of intervention are the Monday market highlight while constructive Spanish and German CPI figures kicked off a key data and events week. The risk mood is in solid ...

A week of marketing with important markets clients in the Middle East and India as part of the Scotia team advanced mutually beneficial dialogue on the outlook for economies and markets and investing ...

Well apparently, it’s not Canada’s economy that matters one bit to markets. A simultaneously released measure of US employment costs stole the show. The result was that Canada’s shorter-term market ...

The board of Colombia’s central bank (BanRep) cut the monetary policy rate by 50bps to 11.75% with the same split vote observed during March’s meeting: five members voted for a 50bps cut, one member ...

French, and then Eurozone, inflation and GDP beats have global rates markets on offer, with yields gradually rising and undoing a good portion of yesterday’s declines. The risk mood looks a bit ...