Mixed Results from Two Iconic Canadian Brands
In this episode, we talk about the latest Canadian CPI print that came in at 1.9%. We break down the key components and discuss where CPI could potentially head in the coming months. Meanwhile, U.S. inflation came in hotter than expected at 3%, raising big questions about the Fed’s next move.
On the earnings front, Goeasy continues to post strong growth but with some increased risks as a slowing economy could be problematic for the Canadian subprime lender. We then discuss Canadian Tire’s latest result which might be an indication that things are turning around for the iconic Canadian brand. We finish the episode by talking about Telus outperforming its telecom peers despite industry-wide struggles.
Tickets of stocks/ETFs discussed: GSY.TO, CTC-A.TO, T.TO.
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