AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBanking & Markets: Analysts weighed in on Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) and Nasdaq (NDAQ), with TD kept at Hold and Nasdaq rated Buy, as investors scan financial-sector upside. Currency & Policy: The Bank of Canada unveiled a redesigned vertical $20 note featuring King Charles III and new security features, with added printing costs tied to the upgrade. Trade War & Manufacturing: Ottawa announced $4.7B to build 313 VIA Rail passenger cars in Canada, aiming to cut U.S. reliance amid tariff pressure. Rates Watch: The Bank of Canada held its key rate at 2.25% as tariff uncertainty and other risks cloud the outlook. Fraud & Consumer Risk: A Vancouver police officer and charity founder was charged with fraud, theft and breach of trust; separate reporting highlighted how synthetic identity fraud is doubling in credit applications. Food Supply Chain: BC and Manitoba industry groups are pitching regional food terminal projects to reduce vulnerability from U.S. trade shocks. AI Infrastructure: Ottawa set expectations for AI data-centre builders, including water and electricity commitments. Investment Events: Details emerged on Carney’s Canada Investment Summit (Sept. 14–15) targeting energy, critical minerals, defence and advanced tech.
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