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This fund aims to replicate the performance of the Solactive GBS Canada Large & Mid Cap USD Index NTR. It generally commits at least 80%, and frequently nearly all, of its total assets to the underlying index components or to depositary receipts representing those components. The index itself is a market capitalization-weighted measure, adjusted for publicly traded shares (free float), created to track the equity market results of large and mid-sized Canadian businesses.

Outlook on future BoC interest rate hikes. Outlook on Canadian economic growth in Q3.

Why Canadian banks sold off on Q3 earnings? Could we see housing prices come under even more pressure from the impact of rising rates?

At its April meeting, the Bank of Canada accelerated its tightening cycle, building on March's 25-basis-point rate hike with a larger, 50bp increase to lift the overnight rate to 1%. The central bank accelerated tightening with a large rate hike and quantitative tightening, amid strong growth, elevated inflation and a tight labor market.

Above-target inflation, higher commodity prices, and concerns about financial stability prompted the Bank of Canada (BOC) to hasten its rate-hiking cycle. Buoyed by strong commodity prices, above-trend growth and inflation, a closed output gap, and an expected lag before higher rates affect consumers, BOC officials likely believe the economy can weather a faster hiking cycle.

Housing starts skyrocketed 21.6% month over month (m/m) in March after the 11.7% m/m decrease in the previous month. Urban multifamily starts soared 33.8% m/m to an all-time high while single starts jumped 3.6% m/m, reaching the highest level since April 2010. Rural starts increased 2.0% m/m.