What’s up with fixed income investing?
Despite the recent poor performance of fixed income investments, there's reason to believe that the worst is likely over. Learn more.
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The Bank of Canada increased its target interest rate to 1%
As anticipated, the Bank of Canada has raised its target interest rate from 0.5% to 1%. Learn our positioning on this announcement and how it might impact you.
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The Bank of Canada raises interest rates
The Bank of Canada raises its target for the overnight rate to 0.50% and expects further increases ahead as the economy continues to expand and inflation remains elevated.
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The global recovery is robust and interest rates will soon rise
The Bank of Canada holds its target for the overnight rate at 0.25%.
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Inflation remains elevated as the Bank of Canada holds on rates
Inflation remains elevated and Omicron is causing uncertainty as the Bank of Canada holds its target for the overnight interest rate at 0.25%.
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Bank of Canada holds rates steady, ends quantitative easing
The Bank of Canada holds its target for the overnight interest rate at 0.25% but ends its quantitative easing program.
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Bank of Canada: No changes for September
No changes in policy for the Bank of Canada in September: Holds its target for the overnight interest rate at 0.25%.
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Bank of Canada: Target rate to stay put until later in 2022
The Bank of Canada announced it will keep its key interest rate unchanged at 0.25% while it keeps a close eye on the economy and inflation.
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Bank of Canada cuts back on bond-buying program; gives growth forecast a boost
The Bank of Canada has moved up its timing for an interest rate hike and scaled back its bond buying program citing significantly higher projections for Canadian economic growth.
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One year later, the Bank of Canada keeps rates low and marches on with support
The Bank of Canada holds its target for the overnight rate at 0.25% near the one-year anniversary of cutting rates at the onset of the pandemic.
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Yielding to change: What does a spike in bond yields mean for fixed income investors?
A major spike in bond yields has pulled bond prices down and will bring lower returns for fixed income investors. Wesley Blight explains the cause, if the trend will continue and how MD is positioned.
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Investing in private credit: Bond-like stability, equity-like returns
Private credit offers higher potential returns and comparably lower investment risk than other traditional investments. Learn if it's right for you.
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Optimistic Bank of Canada holds rates steady, reinforces commitment to support
The Bank of Canada holds the line on interest rates but expresses optimism about economic growth in the years ahead with the arrival of effective vaccines. The target rate remains 0.25%.
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Bank of Canada: It’s probably going to be a while before rates change
The Bank of Canada maintains its 0.25% target overnight interest rate and other policy measures to support the recovery and achieve sustainable inflation.
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Bank of Canada: Policy and support to continue as is
As economic activity improves in the Canadian economy (and broader global economy), the Bank of Canada maintains its 0.25% target overnight interest rate.
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The Bank of Canada marches on with supportive policy
The Bank of Canada leaves interest rates at 0.25% as economies re-open. It remains supportive of the economy as the outlook remains uncertain.
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The Bank of Canada holds rates steady as financial conditions begin to improve
The Bank of Canada leaves interest rates unchanged as conditions improve. It remains accommodative as the economy is far from operating at full capacity.
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Portfolio positioning update: Dealing with current market conditions
COVID-19 uncertainties have sent markets lower. Here’s a look at how MD Financial Management is actively managing portfolios to protect values during the downturn.
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The Bank of Canada and the U.S. Federal Reserve cut rates in support of the global economy
The impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on the global economy has made the Bank of Canada cut rates to 1.25%. This follows the U.S. Federal Reserve’s surprise cut the day before.
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Expect fixed income returns to moderate going forward
Rates are low and investors are seeking higher-yielding investments. This has driven bond prices up in recent months. It’s been great for investors, but the trend cannot continue indefinitely.
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