An entire generation of investors has been conditioned to think of ultra-low interest rates as normal. History tells a different story.
An entire generation of investors has been conditioned to think of ultra-low interest rates as normal. History tells a different story.
Global equities surged in Q2, supported by massive AI infrastructure spending. QV is finding opportunities in quality businesses beyond the current narrative.
Attacks on Iran have sent ripples through financial markets. The loss of life has been tragic, while it remains unclear how the conflict will be resolved.
In 2025, market dominance moved beyond the US, while Canadian and international equities outperformed, led by financials, industrials and materials.
Revised job reports, rate cuts and unconventional policies have kept investors on their toes, while markets generated annual-sized returns over Q3.
Trade war uncertainty sent global stock markets on a wild ride in Q2, approaching bear market territory before the S&P 500 staged the sharpest recovery on record.