Here’s how bank stocks might perform if the Bank of Canada starts hiking rates



Canadian bank stocks did not perform well during previous Bank of Canada rate-hiking cycles, but some analysts say the impact of a potential hike before year-end may be different this time because Canada is looking to accelerate the growth of key sectors, such as energy and defence, and attract $1-trillion worth of investments. Read More



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