As Canada continues to resurface from a technical recession, what figures should investors pay attention to?
Canada's economy switched into higher gear in the latter half of 2015, and this momentum is expected to continue throughout 2016.
Cities of all sizes overspent by $68 billion between 2003 and 2013.
Canada's economic performance should improve in the latter half of 2015, says RBC Economics.
Equities will outperform bonds next year, but be somewhat volatile in the next couple of quarters, says CIBC World Markets.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s fortunes lie in the oil- and fish-rich ocean off its coast, says a BMO report.
Quebec's 2014 economic growth will increase to 1.7% from 1.1% in 2013, says BMO.
Canadians are 10 times more likely to classify themselves as research focused (71%) than emotional (7%) investors.
There’s been some anxiety over the state of the housing market and consumer debt moving higher. But despite this, Canada’s banks were still solid investments last year.
Investors who want cheap stocks should set their sights south of the border.