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Canada's Major Banks Boost Bonus Pools by 12 Percent for 2024

Canada’s six largest banks are set to increase variable compensation for employees in 2024, with an average bonus pool rise of 12.2% compared to the previous year. Notably, Royal Bank of Canada, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and National Bank of Canada are leading the increases, despite a challenging environment for dealmaking and capital markets.

Big Bank Earnings Rise as South Korea Stabilizes Amid Political Turmoil

Royal Bank of Canada exceeded analyst expectations with Q4 adjusted earnings per share of $3.07 and revenue of $15.1 billion. In South Korea, President Yoon Suk Yeol rescinded his martial law declaration amid political turmoil, facing potential impeachment. Seven & i Holdings Co. plans a $60 billion buyout that includes an IPO for its North American assets, while Dollarama aims to expand in Western Canada with a new logistics hub. Foot Locker shares fell 19% after missing earnings expectations and announcing store closures.
23:01 04.12.2024

US Markets Rally Continues Amid Strong Consumer Sentiment and Economic Outlook

Stocks reached record highs as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expressed optimism about the U.S. economy, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both climbing. Despite a strong market, concerns about potential corrections linger, as geopolitical tensions and a slower Fed rate-cutting cycle could impact future performance. Investors are hopeful for a December rally, but caution is advised given the recent gains and market dynamics.

National Bank of Canada reports strong earnings growth driven by asset management

The National Bank of Canada reported a strong fourth-quarter earnings growth, driven by a 17% increase in its wealth management division's adjusted net income, reaching C$219 million. This performance aligns with the broader banking sector's trend, as lower interest rates stimulate loan growth and enhance profitability. Looking ahead, the bank aims to expand its wealth management services to capitalize on the favorable economic environment.
15:47 04.12.2024

Big Banks Raise Fixed Mortgage Rates Despite Declining Bond Yields

Despite a drop in bond yields, major Canadian banks, including CIBC, Royal Bank, and TD, have raised fixed mortgage rates by 15-35 basis points. Experts suggest this counterintuitive move reflects lenders' responses to previous yield increases and a shift in borrower preferences towards variable rates, potentially leading to future rate wars if bond yields stabilize. Seasonal trends also play a role, as banks typically increase rates in December after ending marketing campaigns.
04:07 03.12.2024

sian hurrell appointed to lead royal bank of canada capital markets in europe

Royal Bank of Canada has appointed Sian Hurrell to lead its capital markets business in Europe, succeeding Dave Thomas, who is retiring after over 30 years with the bank. The announcement was made in an internal memo by Derek Neldner, head of the bank's overall capital markets division.

canadian economy shows slight growth as bank of canada considers rate cuts

The Canadian economy saw a modest 0.1% growth in October, following a similar increase in September. This comes after a weaker-than-expected third quarter, which recorded an annualized growth of just 1%, prompting the Bank of Canada to consider further rate cuts.

RBA reforms create uncertainty over future interest rate decisions

Australia's recent legislation to split the Reserve Bank's board into two entities introduces uncertainty regarding future interest rate paths. Economists highlight the importance of the new monetary policy board's composition, noting that it will take time for markets to gauge the members' stances on monetary policy.

Asian markets decline as tariff concerns weigh on currencies

Asian stocks faced pressure as concerns grew over potential tariffs from incoming U.S. President Donald Trump, particularly targeting Canada, Mexico, and China. The yuan weakened to 7.2650 per dollar, nearing a four-month low, while the Australian dollar also approached its recent lows. In contrast, the New Zealand dollar rebounded after a smaller-than-expected interest rate cut by its central bank.

bank of canada defends inflation target amid affordability concerns

A Bank of Canada official emphasized the importance of maintaining inflation near the 2% target, rejecting the notion of pursuing deflation. Deputy Governor Rhys Mendes indicated that while further interest rate cuts may be anticipated, their timing and pace will depend on forthcoming economic data.
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