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IBM’s Black Tuesday exposes a new economic fault line
Company was caught off guard by how quickly corporate spending priorities have changed in the wake of AI memory chip mania
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Oil prices rise 2% to one-month high as U.S.-Iran attacks deepen supply disruption
Renewed attacks heightened concerns over energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz
Inside the market
Stocks end higher on cool U.S. inflation data, solid bank earnings
June CPI lands below consensus
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions
Barlow’s Research Roundup: Fund managers split over Canadian bank stocks
Daily roundup of research and analysis from The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow
The outlook for the forestry sector – and which stocks are most undervalued
There are a number of key variables driving Canadian forestry stocks over the next 12 to 36 months
Inside South Korea’s world-beating bear market
KOSPI down about 25% from record high
Stocks end higher on cool U.S. inflation data, solid bank earnings
June CPI lands below consensus
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions
Barlow’s Research Roundup: Fund managers split over Canadian bank stocks
Daily roundup of research and analysis from The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow
The outlook for the forestry sector – and which stocks are most undervalued
There are a number of key variables driving Canadian forestry stocks over the next 12 to 36 months
Inside South Korea’s world-beating bear market
KOSPI down about 25% from record high
Investing opinion and analysis
The end of the bull market is coming. Here are two actions to take now to be prepared
With minor interruptions here and there, S&P 500 stocks have been rising since mid-October, 2022
Meet the new bank, same as the old bank?
As Canadians, we tend to stick with what we’ve got, even when we are dissatisfied
Is government debt 132% of GDP, or 21%? Depends on which debt you include
Official gross debt has trended higher since 2008, and at 132 per cent of GDP is now the highest since 1997, excluding the pandemic years
Bullish on Western Forest Products
A technical look at the stock
When the financial industry fails you, AI has your back
People with fewer assets are just as interested in doing right with their money, a problem that AI can easily solve
The end of the bull market is coming. Here are two actions to take now to be prepared
With minor interruptions here and there, S&P 500 stocks have been rising since mid-October, 2022
Meet the new bank, same as the old bank?
As Canadians, we tend to stick with what we’ve got, even when we are dissatisfied
Is government debt 132% of GDP, or 21%? Depends on which debt you include
Official gross debt has trended higher since 2008, and at 132 per cent of GDP is now the highest since 1997, excluding the pandemic years
Bullish on Western Forest Products
A technical look at the stock
When the financial industry fails you, AI has your back
People with fewer assets are just as interested in doing right with their money, a problem that AI can easily solve
Market news
U.S. consumer inflation slowed in June as gasoline prices retreated
CPI came in at 3.5%, down from 4.2% in May; core prices were unchanged
Government policy, pipeline plans have oil sands companies feeling optimistic, analysts say
Sector is becoming more confident about spending cash to significantly boost production
Fed’s Warsh vows to keep U.S. inflation in check, but gives no hints about next rate move
Central bank chair spoke to the House Financial Services Committee after U.S. inflation came in less hot than expected in June
ARC shareholders approve $16.4-billion deal with Shell
Shell is buying the Canadian natural gas producer as it seeks to expand its North American natural gas portfolio
Thomson Reuters sells majority stake in shrinking print business to KKR
Deal worth $500-million follows years of declining revenue across the print publishing sector as customers move online
U.S. consumer inflation slowed in June as gasoline prices retreated
CPI came in at 3.5%, down from 4.2% in May; core prices were unchanged
Government policy, pipeline plans have oil sands companies feeling optimistic, analysts say
Sector is becoming more confident about spending cash to significantly boost production
Fed’s Warsh vows to keep U.S. inflation in check, but gives no hints about next rate move
Central bank chair spoke to the House Financial Services Committee after U.S. inflation came in less hot than expected in June
ARC shareholders approve $16.4-billion deal with Shell
Shell is buying the Canadian natural gas producer as it seeks to expand its North American natural gas portfolio
Thomson Reuters sells majority stake in shrinking print business to KKR
Deal worth $500-million follows years of declining revenue across the print publishing sector as customers move online
Companies
Canfor closes Northwood pulp mill in B.C., resulting in 300 job losses
Vancouver-based firm says it is committed to supporting its employees
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IBM’s Black Tuesday exposes a new economic fault line
Company was caught off guard by how quickly corporate spending priorities have changed in the wake of AI memory chip mania
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