Hotel sector still a compelling investment — with risks
Pent-up demand for leisure travel has driven rebound in some markets
- By: Maddie Johnson
- March 23, 2022 March 23, 2022
- 16:30
Pent-up demand for leisure travel has driven rebound in some markets
Lower valuations and investor sentiment leave room for equities to bounce, reports say
Value's on a roll, but investors shouldn't get carried away
Stocks last traded on Feb. 25, the day after the invasion started
ESG investors can use their portfolios as a "weapon," says Roger Beauchemin, chair of the Responsible Investment Association
Both infrastructure and real estate have potential in a high inflationary environment
Holders of the bonds, such as funds that invest in emerging market bonds, could take serious losses
Claims of novel technology are at the centre of many collapses
New risks and rewards from Canada’s second-largest sector
Exploring the new product landscape
Money managers need to pay more attention to the political climate when deciding which assets to hold
In many cases, supply issues are only partly related to the Ukraine conflict
NEI Investments announces divestment, while more indexes remove Russian listings
Net interest margins set to expand as rates rise, loan growth picks up
The transition to a low-carbon economy will be copper-intensive
The conflict is forcing investors to reassess growth and profit outlooks
Dave McKay said he expects monetary policy to tighten even as geopolitical tensions rise
ETF sales up in January, mutual funds down as markets swoon
The results come as investors shift from growth stocks to more value-oriented options like banks
"Tesla is more like a 30-year bond," PM says.
The shift in monetary policy has been good for value
Strength in brick-and-mortar retail persists, says RioCan REIT CEO
The pandemic, geopolitics and valuations pose risks, PM says
Reports from Richardson Wealth and Natixis put this year's market volatility in context