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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said investors should sell S&P 500 Index calls and fund buying of the same options on the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index to position for a likely catch-up in battered China-related assets.  “Sentiment on China-exposed assets has...

The sentiment on stocks and global growth among fund managers surveyed by Bank of America Corp. shows full capitulation, opening the way to an equities rally in 2023. The bank’s monthly global fund manager survey “screams macro capitulation, investor capit...

Stocks continued their rebound from nearly oversold levels as traders took solace from a solid start to the corporate-earnings season even as central banks remain on hawkish footing. After almost giving up all of its gains, the S&P 500 notched back-to-back...

Canada's main stock index closed up more than 175 points, alongside gains in the U.S. markets, ahead of Canadian inflation data due out on Wednesday.  The S&P/TSX Composite Index was up 177.16 points, or 0.95 per cent, at 18,798.18. In New York, the Dow...

The world's biggest banks are heading for their worst year of credit trading in a decade as soaring interest rates and global economic uncertainty bite into their profits. The 200 biggest investment banks are set to collectively make US$8.3 billion this fi...

Christine Poole, chief executive officer and managing director at GlobeInvest Capital Management FOCUS: North American large-cap stocks MARKET OUTLOOK: Financial markets are facing numerous headwinds including rising interest rates, elevated inflat...

Episode 172 of the Down to Business podcast Recently, the Swiss investment bank UBS named Toronto as the number one real estate housing bubble in the world — not only above Vancouver, but also above London, Paris, San Francisco, New York, Tokyo...

Companies previously preoccupied with debt repayment may begin plowing more cash into dividends, share buybacks If there’s one sector of the Canadian economy that seems distinctly buoyant amid the gloom of rising interest rates and a possible r...