How One Middle East Conflict Is Driving Global Markets in 2026
A conflict thousands of miles away is shaping stock markets, inflation expectations, and central-bank decisions worldwide. From oil prices to interest rates, the Middle East has become one of the most important drivers of global financial markets in 2026.
Why Rising Oil Prices Could Become the Biggest Inflation Threat of 2026
Oil prices are climbing again as inventories tighten and geopolitical tensions increase. Here's why economists believe energy markets could become the biggest inflation threat facing the global economy in 2026.
Why Rising Oil Prices Could Become the Biggest Economic Story of 2026
Falling oil inventories, geopolitical tensions, and resilient global demand are creating a new inflation risk for the global economy. Here's why investors, homeowners, and policymakers are paying close attention.
Why Canada's Housing Market Could Be Heading Into Its Most Challenging Year Yet
Canada's housing market is facing a rare combination of challenges. Rising energy prices, trade uncertainty with the United States, persistent inflation, and a cautious Bank of Canada are creating pressure on homeowners, buyers, and investors across the country.
The $10 Trillion AI Race Between America and China
The battle between the United States and China is no longer centered on tariffs or trade deficits. The real competition is now taking place in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cloud computing, and advanced manufacturing—a rivalry that could shape the global economy for decades.