Slow global growth will hinder investors

The domestic economy is expected to grow in 2015, led by the housing, labour and consumer sectors.

Read: When inflation comes, which market’s best?

Still, investors may face some challenges, say Canadian and U.S. experts, especially if they’re looking for global exposure. While interest rates will start to inch up across North America, for example, sluggish growth in major countries such as China and Japan may subdue returns.

Read: Downside risks grow as stocks grind upward

At the same time, the resource-heavy TSX may continue to underperform the U.S. market. To help clients craft and tweak portfolios, share the following articles.

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