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iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (NY:EWC)

48.03 +0.75 (+1.59%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Aug 22, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Realty Bubble Bursting As Power Of Sales Spread
Homeowners who bought during the pandemic when interest rates were ultralow are beginning to renew their mortgage and can’t pay the increased monthly borrowing costs. 
Via Talk Markets
Exploring Canadian Opportunities
This article explores US-listed opportunities in the Canadian stock market. We tale a long look on two attractive stocks among the top 10 holdings in EWC. Then we look at the 3 ETFs available to US... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Canadian Rough Patch Getting Rougher
Canadian businesses are closing at one of the fastest rates in history. 
Via Talk Markets
ETF Focus - Precious Metals
It was another terrific week for precious metals, an asset whose strength I applaud. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Bank Of Canada Cuts Rates Again As Inflation, Labor Market Cool: Canadian Stocks Rebound, Loonie Strengthens
Bank of Canada cuts key policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.25% and suggests further cuts if inflation continues to ease. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Faced With Declining Employment Levels The Bank Of Canada Needs To Act Quickly
Increasingly, the Canadian economy is weakening, as measures of employment growth have deteriorated for the past three months. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Canada’s “Worst Decline In 40 Years”
Canada’s standard of living is on track for its worst decline in 40 years, according to a new study by Canada’s Fraser Institute. 
Via Talk Markets
Bank Of Canada Preview: Another One Down
The Bank of Canada looks set to opt for back-to-back rate cuts in July as unemployment continues to climb and inflation converges on its target. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Canada’s Financial Hell Paved With Good Intentions
As interest rates fell from 1980 to 2020, the average Canadian home price increased 746% from $67k to $566k, while the median household income rose about half that rate. 
Via Talk Markets
The Real Estate Cliff Could Break Everything
We explore the current state of the Canadian real estate and bond markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Bank Of Canada Is Not Afraid Of Diverging From The Fed
The Bank of Canada cut rates for a second consecutive meeting today. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Canada’s Economy Feels Like A Recession
Canada’s June unemployment rate of 6.4% was up 160 basis points from the cycle low of 4.8% in June 2022. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Struggling Consumers Are A Tough Slog
Consumer spending drives just under 60% of Canadian GDP growth and consumer spending fell across all categories in June. 
Via Talk Markets
The Bank Of Canada Is Now Behind The Curve As The Unemployment Rate Rises
The June employment report in Canada reveals a worrisome picture. 
Via Talk Markets
Canada Now Needs to Develop Pro-Growth Policies
Now that the Bank of Canada has started to unwind its restrictive monetary policy, it has to begin to focus on how monetary policy can best promote economic growth. 
Via Talk Markets
Easing Begins As Unemployment Rises
Canadian unemployment has risen 130 bps from 4.8% in July 2022 to 6.1% in March and 6.2% expected in May. 
Via Talk Markets
The Nexus Between Immigration Flows And Employment Growth In Canada
While the Bank of Canada focuses on the inflation rate, they are missing out on the more important consideration, namely, the weakness in economic growth. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy Immigration
Real Estate Bust Has Compound Impacts
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is home to approximately 8 million Canadians which account for some 20% of Canada’s Gross Domestic Product. 
Via Talk Markets
Why Canada’s Economy Is Weaker Than The United States
A discussion about why Canada's economy is much weaker compared to the United States. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Easy Money Has Yielded A Vicious Payback Period
Interest rates and high debt levels are biting hard in Canada; the economy is weak, and layoffs are rising. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy Workforce
Canadian Home Prices Moving Lower For Math Reasons
At the moment, home affordability is at its worst since mortgage rates were north of 18% in 1981. 
Via Talk Markets
The Bank Of Canada Is First Of The Gate In Lowering Its Policy Rate
The Bank of Canada lowered its overnight rate from 5% to 4.75% today, a move that was widely expected. 
Via Talk Markets
Bank Of Canada Cuts Rates By 25bp
The Bank of Canada has clearly concluded that diminishing inflation worries and excess supply in the economy mean its monetary policy doesn’t need to be quite so restrictive. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Bank Of Canada Cuts Rates By 0.25% As Policy 'No Longer Needs To Be Restrictive': Canadian Stocks Rally, Loonie Drops
Bank of Canada lowers interest rates by 25 basis points in response to easing inflation, with Canadian stocks and dollar reacting accordingly. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Canadian Banks Put Aside More For Loan Losses As The Economy Continues To Deteriorate
Canadian banks are setting aside around $ 4 billion in loan provisions, a trend that has been accelerating and one that should alarm the Bank of Canada that its monetary policy is choking the economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Bank Of Canada Preview: Time Is Ripe For A Cut
Markets are, underpricing both the chances of a rate cut in June and those of further easing by year-end. 
Via Talk Markets
Canada Feeling The Burn Of High Debt And Weakening Employment
With no quick economic boosts on the horizon, Canadian bond yields are retreating (bond prices rising) and are now back to where they were last November. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Now The Canada’s Trade Performance Is A Drag On The Economy
Roughly, one-third of Canada’s GDP comes from the external sector, and so when that sector stumbles, the rest of the economy will do the same. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Canada's Capital Gains Tax Rate Jumps To 67%: 'Highly Indebted Western Governments Have Promises To Keep, Wars To Fund,' Strategist Says
Canada is the nation with the world's highest capital gains tax rate, significantly surpassing Denmark's second-place rate of 42%. 
Via Benzinga
The Canadian Federal Budget And Its Impact On Debt Markets
Participants in the Canadian debt market do not anticipate any change in Canada’s AAA-rating. Additional supply will not affect yields. 
Via Talk Markets
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