Canadian market to benefit from Greece deal: Nasdaq analyst

By Staff | July 13, 2015 | Last updated on July 13, 2015
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The Greek debt deal is great news for the Canadian market, says Prab Sagoo, associate director at Nasdaq Advisory Services, in his weekly market commentary.

What to watch for:

  • With Europe finally having coming to a resolution on Greece, we expect there to be a big move upwards in the Canadian market today. Investors will now be focusing squarely on earnings. Any stronger-than-expected earnings results may give investors an opportunity to take profits.

Read: Greece reaches deal, avoids euro exit

  • The headline for Canada this week is the Bank of Canada rate announcement on Wednesday. Opinion continues to be mixed on whether Poloz will hold (at 0.75%) or cut by another 0.25% following some strength in full-time hiring numbers last week. But weakness in recent GDP and trade data will likely also weigh heavily in the decision. A rate cut would boost telcos, REITs, utilities stocks (and other interest rate sensitive names).
  • The TSX was on course for a correction if a Greek deal didn’t materialize. It should now get some breathing room and see 14,400 as a support level in the near term.

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