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Tyler believes the most successful wealth managers have focused on minimizing tax, investing for the long term, maintaining a bias toward equity ownership, capital preservation, along with the careful management of downside risk through diversification.

08/27/2026

The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) released two closely watched reports, and together they may shift the outlook for the US Federal Reserve Board’s (Fed’s) next interest rate decision.

July’s inflation figures came in where economists expected, monthly consumer spending paused and a revised look at second-quarter 2026 growth showed the US economy is holding up a little better than the headline number suggests.

08/26/2026

Just days after trade talks between Canada and the US collapsed, Ottawa answered back yesterday with retaliatory tariffs. Canada announced, effective September 8, that it will apply 15%, 25% and 50% counter-tariffs on more than 700 US products, a dollar-for-dollar response to the 50% US duties that took effect last Saturday.

08/25/2026

What looked like a done trade deal days ago has unravelled. Trade talks between Canada and the US collapsed late Friday night, and new 50% U.S. tariffs on roughly US$20 billion (C$28 billion) of Canadian goods took effect at midnight on Saturday, August 22.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called the outcome “a miscalculation,” while US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer blamed Canada for introducing last-minute demands.

08/24/2026

Last week, Canadian and US trade negotiators worked towards a trade deal. However, talks fell apart at the last minute, resulting in the US imposing 50% tariffs on C$28 billion of Canadian imports beginning on Saturday. Canada pledged to impose retaliatory tariffs. Looking at the week ahead, investors will get a glimpse of the overall health of Canada’s economy when its gross domestic product is announced.

Data is pointing to the Canadian economy having expanded in the second quarter of 2026. There will also be several critical economic announcements globally for investors to monitor, along with any updates on tensions in the Middle East.

08/21/2026

Statistics Canada reported today that producer prices increased in July, reversing June’s decline. Prices at the producer and consumer levels increased in July as US-Iran tensions reemerged, closing the Strait of Hormuz and putting upward pressure on oil prices.

Besides producer prices, investors were focused on trade talks between Canada and the US, where new details emerged as the two sides worked toward finalizing a trade deal.

08/20/2026

Late Tuesday night, US President Donald Trump delayed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods that were due to take effect yesterday, saying the two countries have reached the outline of a deal. Canadian and US trade negotiators were working diligently to reach a satisfactory agreement.

Still, until a deal is finalized, Canadian companies will be gripped with uncertainty. Here’s what led to the delay and what’s next.

08/19/2026

The number of home sales across Canada increased for a fourth straight month in July, new data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) shows. Home sales have picked up over the past few months, with signs of better economic conditions emerging.

While several risks could weigh on the improving momentum, Canada’s real estate market looks to be more stable after struggling over much of 2025 and into the early stages of 2026.

08/18/2026

Statistics Canada released its Consumer Price Index report for July yesterday, showing inflationary pressures accelerated as gas prices climbed again.

Meanwhile, key measures of core inflation remained close to the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) 2% target, suggesting price pressures may be mostly contained to energy prices. Here’s some key takeaways from the report.

08/17/2026

Last week, data out of the US showed that inflationary pressures softened in July, which may alleviate some pressure on the US Federal Reserve Board to raise interest rates at its September meeting. This week, we will learn about Canada’s inflation rate in July.

Did it accelerate? Did it slow? How will it impact the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) next interest rate decision? Beyond inflation, there will be several key economic announcements in Canada and elsewhere that will keep investors busy analyzing how it will impact the global economy and financial markets.

08/14/2026

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics released its Producer Price Index report for July yesterday, offering a look at price pressures further up the supply chain before they reach consumers. The report added to evidence that inflationary pressures in the US are softening, albeit sticking at elevated levels.

The data is beginning to make markets believe the US Federal Reserve Board (Fed) may not need to raise interest rates in 2026. Here's more from the report.

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