Plus, why Lululemon and cash are still kings
The Globe and Mail’s market strategist offers six thoughts on the research, analysis and ephemera that have crossed his desk this week.
officially rescinded their call for a U.S. recession, they “studiously and purposely did not do the same for Canada.” 2. An early September column by Tej Parikh in the Financial Times discussed the persistent underperformance of the domestic economy inThe column began by highlighting the country’s resource wealth before mentioning that in terms of purchasing power parity, Canada ranks as the 15th largest economy, behind Turkey, Italy and Mexico. Mr. Parikh reported that the OECD’s forecast indicates Canada per capita GDP growth will be the lowest among G20 countries to 2060.
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