Market Outlook: Gas price surge drives Canadians toward used EVs
Higher gas prices and falling EV costs are pushing more Canadians toward electric and hybrid vehicles in the used car market.
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Higher gas prices and falling EV costs are pushing more Canadians toward electric and hybrid vehicles in the used car market.
Stocks rise on Iran ceasefire hopes, but risks tied to inflation, supply chains and valuations could challenge the rally.
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Markets near record highs as investors look past oil volatility, with strength in big tech, bank earnings and resilient consumer spending.
Canada’s public sector added nearly one million jobs since 2015, raising concerns about taxpayer burden, bureaucracy growth and long-term costs.
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Earnings beats and AI demand drive rotation into growth stocks as investors reposition for further gains.
United and American merger talk raises concerns over fares, competition and regulatory hurdles as airlines face pressure from high fuel costs.
Strong earnings expected, but investors are watching supply chain disruptions and geopolitical risks shaping the outlook.
Stocks rise on U.S.-Iran peace talk hopes, as investors weigh energy risks, bank earnings and opportunities in AI and industrial sectors.
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