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Bank of Canada: Walking a Tightrope

Amid a brightening economic outlook, the Bank of Canada could begin tapering its bond purchase program this month, though we think it’s a close call and believe a cautious approach is warranted.

Global Chip Shortage: The Winners and Losers

We expect global tech spending to grow, driving demand for semiconductor components and leading to above-trend growth for the sector.

Cyclical Outlook Key Takeaways: Dealing With an Inflation Head Fake

The global economy is poised for a strong recovery. Inflation is likely to spike temporarily, but we forecast that much of this rise will reverse later this year.

Will Taxes Rise in the U.S.?

Democrats could begin working on a tax bill later this year, but resulting tax hikes may be weaker and less of a headwind to growth than some fear.

U.S. Equity Values: The Three Dogs That Have Not Barked

Thereʼs a bone of contention among investors: Are U.S. equity values about right or far too high?

SLR Expiration: Treasury Markets Likely to Shoulder the Costs

The expiration of the temporary SLR changes should enhance the soundness of the banking system, but likely at the cost of Treasury market liquidity.

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Global Chip Shortage: The Winners and Losers

Cyclical Outlook Key Takeaways: Dealing With an Inflation Head Fake

Cyclical Outlook Key Takeaways: Dealing With an Inflation Head Fake

Will Taxes Rise in the U.S.?

Will Taxes Rise in the U.S.?

U.S. Equity Values: The Three Dogs That Have Not Barked

U.S. Equity Values: The Three Dogs That Have Not Barked

SLR Expiration: Treasury Markets Likely to Shoulder the Costs

SLR Expiration: Treasury Markets Likely to Shoulder the Costs

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