Let's see how Economic Insight could help in preparing trading on next week's data.

In the coming Friday (October 3), we are closely watching another set of key data that could drive interest rates – the Official U.S. Jobs Report for September. Obviously, a lower-than-expected non-farm number would help boost Investors’ confidence on further rate cuts.

In an environment shaped by trade frictions and renewed focus on domestic production, the industrial sector stands out as one of the more compelling ways to invest in Canada’s long-term competitiveness.

The Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index, the Fed’s favorite inflation gauge, will be released next Friday (September 26), and should be closely watched by investors.

Trading Central’s technical, fundamental, and options insights converge on a bullish outlook for Shopify with a risk-defined spread.

In this article we look at why the Fed is likely to cut rates on September 17, pointing to weak labor market data, mixed inflation trends, and upcoming reports that could shape future policy.

Seeing not-very-hot inflation and a weakening labor market, traders are betting that a 25-basis-point interest-rate cut by the Fed (on Wednesday, September 17) would be a sure case.

The TSX has continued its strong run in 2025, so we deployed Trading Central’s Quantamental analysis to spotlight stocks that distinguish themselves with strong dividends, sustainable growth and top rankings.

Using Trading Central's Market Buzz and looking into Top Buzzing ranking to find premarket moves, we have identified Oracle Corp as an interesting choice.