A new regulation passes, a subsidy is announced, or a ban is proposed—and money floods into the most obvious “beneficiaries.”
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Anna Serin and Bruce Campbell break down oil volatility, mining stock weakness and market warning signals shaping March 2026.
TSX edges lower as oil rises and Bitcoin slips. Meta faces a China AI block while partnering on space‑powered data centres, and Musk heads to court with OpenAI.
Markets mixed as Intel jumps 20% on earnings and AI optimism builds. Cohere expands into Europe, DeepSeek upgrades its model, oil climbs and Bitcoin…
TSX slides as Big Tech earnings drive volatility. Amazon and Alphabet jump, Meta drops on capex fears, oil eases, gold rallies, and Bitcoin rises.
Markets mixed as Intel jumps 20% on earnings and AI optimism builds. Cohere expands into Europe, DeepSeek upgrades its model, oil climbs and Bitcoin…
Markets surge after the S&P 500’s first close above 7,200. Reddit jumps on earnings, Apple beats estimates, Bombardier rallies, Bitcoin surges and oil pulls back.
TSX rises as TSXV jumps. IBM slips on weak guidance, Tesla dips after a revenue miss and high capex, oil climbs, gold eases, and…
TSX slides as Big Tech earnings drive volatility. Amazon and Alphabet jump, Meta drops on capex fears, oil eases, gold rallies, and Bitcoin rises.
TSX drops as oil jumps over 5%. T‑Mobile and Deutsche Telekom weigh a mega‑merger, RBC loses a U.S. appeal, gold and Bitcoin rise.
The Windsor Detroit auto corridor highlights the challenge of once beneficial ties —production is deeply integrated.
Markets surge after the S&P 500’s first close above 7,200. Reddit jumps on earnings, Apple beats estimates, Bombardier rallies, Bitcoin surges and oil pulls back.
TSX rises as Tesla rebounds ahead of earnings. Oil jumps on renewed Iran tensions, Agnico consolidates Finland assets, and B2Gold reports fire damage.
Investor focus has shifted from geopolitics to earnings, as markets look to corporate results and guidance for clarity.
Markets ignore risks (war, inflation, debt) because decades of intervention condition investors to believe sell-offs always trigger rescue.