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The Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank cut key interest rates recently, while the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan have just kept rates unchanged. The Bank of England’s rate decision this week (Thursday, June 20) will be investors’ focus.

The coming session on Wednesday (June 12) will be a busy one for investors. Major U.S. inflation data will be released and the Federal Reserve will decide on interest rates.

Top Canadian-listed stocks using Trading Central’s quantamental rating methodology.

In this edition of Trading Central’s Fundamental Report, the focus is on identifying high-quality stocks that can provide stability and strong performance amidst the recent increase in market volatility.

With U.S. nonfarm, European and Canadian central banks lining up next week, let's find out how Economic Insight can be used to prepare for trading.

Using Trading Central's Market Buzz for understanding premarket moves, Renault has been identified as an interesting choice.

With the technical picture looking bullish, we used Trading Central’s Options Insight strategy lab to search for bullish options strategies that limit downside risk.

The U.S. dollar regained some strength as the market pulled back expectations on Federal Reserve's rate-cut. By using Trading Central's "Economic Insight", let's see what we have found regarding potential high volatility impact data for the upcoming week.

In this installment of Trading Central's Fundamental Report, we're delving into possible standout performers within the technology sector, as tech stocks capture our focus once more.

U.S. technology stocks with robust earnings and revenue growth.

Japan’s monthly inflation report will be released on Friday (May 24). If Japan’s inflation cools faster than in the U.S., the USD/JPY should have pressure to surpass the level of 160 once again.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average to post an eight-session winning streak after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pointed out clearly that the central bank is not likely to hike rates in its next move, and the U.S. official jobs report showed an easing labor market. The next market-moving economic event should be the U.S. reporting inflation data on Wednesday (May 15).

In this edition of the Fundamental Report we take a look at companies with strong momentum and out performance relative to the S&P 500.

With the S&P/TSX Composite Index trading within 2.5 per cent of its 52-week high set on April 9, our research team delved into Canadian equities using a Quantitative perspective, which combines quantitative and fundamental analysis. Quantamental investing seeks to identify investment opportunities with a deeper understanding of market dynamics and a focus on generating alpha, or excess returns, for investors.

A Comprehensive Approach: TC Technical Insight and Options Insight in Trading Strategies

Value plays that have shown outperformance relative to the S&P 500 in the past 5 years.

U.S. inflation rates remain firm (“sticky”) as the labor market stays tight, leading investors not to expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates very soon. According to Trading Central's "Economic Insight", the central bank will announce on Wednesday (May 1) its decision on keeping key interest rates unchanged.

In the face of market uncertainty driven by inflation and interest rate speculation, traders should consider portfolio adjustments. While the S&P 500 experienced a notable decline, the Utilities sector showed resilience, with our report highlighting four standout companies poised to weather market volatility.

With the S&P 500 dropping below its 20- and 50-day moving averages, showing a bearish market trend, we’re focusing on finding defensive value stocks. We’re using a simple approach to find undervalued stocks with potential for growth despite the current market conditions.

As the U.S. inflation rate is not cooling as fast as expected, investors do not expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates very soon. This has led to pressure seen in the stock markets recently. Another set of closely-watched inflation data will come out next week.