Think August Was Bad? Here Comes Worst Month for Canadian Stocks

(Bloomberg) — After enduring a bumpy ride in August, investors in Canadian stocks need to brace for more volatility in September, typically the worst month of the year for equities.In the past 10 years, the S&P/TSX Composite Index has dropped an average 1.5% in September, as the end of summer, return
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Canada’s yield curve inversion turns up pressure on central bank to cut rates

Inversion of Canada’s yield curve by the most in nearly two decades is threatening to coerce the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates rather than risk an economic downturn, portfolio managers said on Wednesday. Curve inversion, when long-term yields dip below short-term ones, is seen by some investors
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