National Bank of Canada closed 11.4% below its 52-week high of C$141.15, which the company reached on December 3rd.

Tariffs could weaken the country's economy in the next two years, says Bank of Canada (BoC) governor Tiff Macklem.

Analysts expect the group to post modest earnings growth, but threats of U.S. tariffs cloudy the remainder of fiscal 2025.

The various banks have already been putting aside more funds to cover any souring loans due to continued high Canadian ...

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After a stronger than expected consumer price index reading for January, Canada’s unemployment rate dropped for the second ...

In a report released yesterday, John Aiken from Jefferies maintained a Buy rating on National Bank of Canada (NTIOF – Research Report), with a ...

Canada's big six banks are expected to build more credit loss provisions as they brace for uncertainty surrounding the U.S. tariff threat, analysts said, potentially weighing on first quarter earnings ...

The National Bank of Fujairah (NBF) has hosted the latest in its successful series of knowledge-sharing events on harnessing ...

The best banking institutions in retail, commercial, private and investment banking are highlighted, along with two ...

Analysts fell to the sidelines weighing in on National Bank of Canada (NTIOF – Research Report) and Lloyds Banking (GB:LLOY – Research Report) ...

Carney has also pledged to balance the budget in three years, but also stated that Canada needs to boost its spending on ...