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A review of the week's top global economic and capital markets news.
With many equity indices reaching all-time highs in Q3 and a shifting economic landscape, learn how Sun Life Granite Managed Solutions capitalized on broadening market participation and strategic gold positioning. Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., also discusses his outlook on bonds, why active management is vital, and how we're navigating potential risks.
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Despite ongoing concerns about tariffs and geopolitical risks, markets rebounded by the end of Q2, with key indexes near or above all-time highs.
Does market volatility worry you? Or does letting your money sit in cash seem the best choice given today’s economy? You may even have put some of your dollars in a money market fund, high interest savings accounts or a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC), as many Canadians find these types of investments attractive.
From tariff scares to rallying markets, Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., breaks down the rollercoaster of Q2. Discover key insights and learn how Sun Life Granite Managed Solutions are strategically positioned for ongoing volatility. Find out more in this video.
Moving from Asset Allocation to Product Allocation.
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2025 started relatively calmly. But sentiment shifted drastically in early April following the U.S. administration’s April 2 (Liberation Day) announcements on steep tariffs, targeting countries across the world. This sparked extreme short-term volatility – on both the up and downside - for stocks and bonds.
