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Stocks came off session lows as blue chips gained traction amid concern over how a Chinese ban on Apple Inc.’s iPhone could impact the big tech, the industry that has driven this year’s market rally. The S&P 500 trimmed losses by more than half, led by an...

Rick Rule, president and chief executive officer, Rule Investment Media FOCUS: Natural resource stocks  MARKET OUTLOOK: Investor interest in natural resource stocks could be described as tepid, at best, meaning that the sector offers good absolute...

Canada's main stock index moved lower Thursday on broad-based weakness a day after the central bank chose to hold its key interest rate, while U.S. markets were mixed.  The S&P/TSX Composite Index was down 94.88 points, or 0.47 per cent, at 20,132.08. I...

Outrage as women ejected from plane after complaining of soiled seats MONTREAL — The outrage sparked by a passenger incident involving a vomit-smeared airplane seat reflects a broader frustration with flight operations in Canada, travel special...

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Could raise minimum capital requirements in December With economic storm clouds gathering, Canada’s bank regulator is considering stricter capital requirements that some analysts say have the potential to force Royal Bank of Canada, the nation’...

Stocks declined, while Treasury yields climbed after a stronger-than-estimated reading on the U.S. services industry bolstered speculation the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer. The S&P 500 closed below 4,500 and the Nasdaq 100 fel...

Canada's main stock index lost almost 200 points Wednesday amid a broad-based decline, while U.S. markets also posted losses.  The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed down 186.80 points, or 0.78 per cent, at 20,226.96. In New York, the Dow Jones Industrial A...

Interest rates are likely to come down next year, Royal Bank of Canada Chief Executive Officer Dave McKay said, allowing for the lender’s customers to avoid major pain when the majority of its mortgage book reprices in 2025 and 2026. “We should be fine,” M...

Speaking a day after we decided to maintain the policy interest rate at 5%, Governor Tiff Macklem explores some key factors behind the decision. He also explains why...