March 14, 2025

Category: Canada Finance

Protesters mar former finance minister’s campaign launch for Canada’s next prime minister #CanadaFinance
Canada Finance

Protesters mar former finance minister’s campaign launch for Canada’s next prime minister #CanadaFinance

Financial Insights That Matter TORONTO (AP) — Pro-Palestinian protesters and a significant endorsement of her rival for the Liberal Party leadership marred former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s campaign launch on Sunday for the job of Canada’s next prime minister. It was Freeland’s abrupt resignation as finance minister last month that forced Justin Trudeau’s exit as […]

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Is This Just the Beginning? #CanadaFinance
Canada Finance

Is This Just the Beginning? #CanadaFinance

Financial Insights That Matter Wedbush just bumped up its price target on Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) to $550 from $515, doubling down on its Outperform rating. The call? Tesla’s delivery demand for 2025 is gaining momentum, and its self-driving future is acceleratingbig time. Analysts at the firm are convinced that a Trump Administration could be a “total […]

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Should You Buy Canadian Natural Resources Stock While Under ? #CanadaFinance
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Should You Buy Canadian Natural Resources Stock While Under $50? #CanadaFinance

Financial Insights That Matter Source: Getty Images Written by Amy Legate-Wolfe at The Motley Fool Canada Investing in undervalued Dividend Aristocrats is a timeless strategy for building long-term wealth. These stocks have a robust history of increasing dividends for over five years, showcasing their resilience, financial strength, and shareholder commitment. Dividend Aristocrats are often leaders […]

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Canadian dollar weakens, benchmark yield slips #CanadaFinance
Canada Finance

Canadian dollar weakens, benchmark yield slips #CanadaFinance

Financial Insights That Matter The Canadian dollar weakened against the greenback on Tuesday, and the yield on benchmark government debt slipped. The loonie was trading 1% lower at C$1.4447 to the greenback, or 69.22 U.S. cents, after trading in a range of 1.429 to 1.4515. Canadian government 10-year bond yields fell 5.6 basis points to […]

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