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Viewpoints about Interest rates
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Should the Fed engage in yield curve control?
Expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve might soon implement yield curve control are rising. Is it the appropriate policy response at this juncture?
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May U.S. jobs report stuns—hello V-shaped recovery?
The unexpectedly strong May U.S. jobs report caught many investors off guard. Does it mean that a reassessment of U.S. growth prospects is now necessary?
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U.S. economic outlook: macroeconomic headwinds vs. tailwinds
The United States is gradually reopening for business, but our Global Chief Economist Frances Donald believes the U.S. economy isn’t out of the woods just yet.
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Market fluctuations
In this investor education video, financial education specialist George Voidis discusses the current conditions with COVID-19, as well as strategies to help you decide what you should (or shouldn’t) do to stay informed and prepared.
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Bank of Canada makes history—again
The Bank of Canada cut interest rates for the third time in a month and unveiled plans to buy government bonds. Could there be more monetary easing to come?
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Why the Fed's latest package is significant
The Fed heads into unchartered territory by announcing plans to buy corporate bonds, is it enough to ease concerns about a possible credit crunch?
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The loonie and oil, tied at the hip
Over the past few years, movement in the Canadian dollar (CAD/USD) has been a function of oil prices and interest rates in Canada and the US. How has this relationship changed recently?
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From coronavirus to credit market stress
The Fed acted quickly to alleviate signs of stress in the fixed-income market in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. Has it done enough?
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The Fed’s emergency interest-rate cut: a historic stimulus
The Fed sent a jolt through the financial markets on Sunday, March 15, by cutting interest rates by a full percentage point three days before its scheduled rate-setting meeting. While an imminent rate cut had been expected, the timing of the announcement was a surprise.
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"He ain't seen my heat."
In a surprise move, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate by 50 basis points to a targeted upper bound of 1.25%. The markets were calling for a cut by the Fed — or at least inclination of support at its next meeting. The markets got what they wanted, and more — which is the problem that led to the recent sell-off.
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