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Market Update with Janet Engels: RESCHEDULED

Dec 06, 2024 02:00 AM Central Standard Time - Dec 06, 2024 03:00 AM Central Standard Time
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Please join Janet Engels, head of the Portfolio Advisory Group (PAG) at RBC Wealth Management for an engaging educational presentation filled with valuable economic insights and hear our perspective on the latest market trends and potential, including the trends in the equity markets.

 

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Global Insight 2025 Outlook: Beyond the Horizon

Global Insight Monthly cover - November 2024

Following strong equity gains and significant fixed income volatility, investors should prepare for a more complex and dynamic environment in 2025. Read the Global Insight Outlook »

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The Fed approaches a new phase of interest rate policy

Markets head lower following a hawkish rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve. We discuss the reasons behind the Fed’s shift and if investors really need to fear higher rates caused by stronger growth.

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