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1 week ago | morningstar.ca | Susan Dziubinski

Magnificent 7 StockReturn % Since 2025 Market LowAlphabet GOOGL 23.43Amazon.com AMZN 27.51Apple AAPL 17.54Meta Platforms META 37.60Microsoft MSFT 32.82Nvidia NVDA 49.49Tesla TSLA 46.98What Are the Magnificent Seven Stocks? The Magnificent Seven are a group of leading US technology and tech-related companies with big market capitalizations that have driven a significant portion of the stock market’s performance during the past decade.

2 weeks ago | morningstar.ca | Lan Anh Tran

Most of Canada’s 1,500-plus ETFs are small and potentially expensive to trade, and market makers can take advantage of orders in ways that harm investors. Limit orders prevent this. The tradeoff is that they may not execute. Aggressively priced limit orders are more likely to be filled, while the market may move away from nonexecutable limit prices, leaving such orders unfilled.

2 weeks ago | morningstar.ca | Gabe Alpert

For this story, we highlight the best four emerging market stock ETFs as evaluated by Morningstar analysts:BMO MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ZEMVanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF VEEiShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI ETF XECiShares ESG Aware MSCI Emerging Markets ETF XSEMScreening for the Best Canadian Stock ETFsWe screened for ETFs with Gold, Silver, or Bronze Medalist Ratings that are 100% assigned by Morningstar analysts, rather than indirectly or quantitatively assigned.

2 weeks ago | morningstar.ca | Gabe Alpert

Pour cet article, nous mettons en avant les quatre meilleurs FNB d’actions des marchés émergents, tels qu’ils ont été évalués par les analystes de Morningstar : BMO MSCI Emerging Markets ETF ZEM Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF VEE iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI ETF XEC iShares ESG Aware MSCI Emerging Markets ETF XSEM Sélection des meilleurs FNB d’actions canadiennes Nous avons recherché des FNB ayant une Cote de médaillé Or, Argent ou Bronze attribuée à 100 % par les...

3 weeks ago | morningstar.ca | Vikram Barhat

The report highlights the growing toll of US tariffs on the Canadian economy, with employers increasingly holding off on hiring or reducing headcounts while they navigate the ongoing uncertainty. Meanwhile, recent strength in Canada’s GDP presents a conflicting picture for the Bank of Canada’s complex rate-setting calculus. The Bank held its policy rate at 2.75% last Wednesday, its second pause in a row after aggressively lowering from a peak of 5.00% last summer.