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Markit October PMI data continues to show strength in Change (%) the U.S. economy. U.S. jobs data showed strength in October. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

As you approach retirement, you may need to make adjustments to your financial plan. Are you allocating enough income to retirement savings? Do you have the right asset mix? Determine if changes to your plan are needed so you can fully enjoy your retirement years.

As you advance in your career and grow your family, your financial plan gets more complex. From buying a home, to saving for your children's education, to investing in your retirement, approaching wealth planning with a growth mindset is important.

Market volatility has been a constant in 2020. With the current U.S. presidential election, the expectation is that market volatility will persist and potentially carry into 2021. Let's consider why this volatility exists and what can be done at an individual level to minimize its impact.

Positive clinical trial results for COVID-19 vaccine spark market optimism. U.S. jobless claims fell by the largest amount in five weeks. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

Annualized U.S. GDP climbed by an impressive 33.1% in Q3. Bank of Canada outlines plan to maintain low interest rates until 2023. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

Canadian throne speech promises extended emergency COVID-19 supports. U.S. jobs data shows slightly disappointing jobs growth. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

The U.S. Federal Reserve provides gloomy outlook for the economy, reaffirms low interest rates. U.S. Retail Sales growth slowed in August. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

The recent U.S. retail sales rebound slowed down in July. U.S. Federal Reserve to allow inflation to run above 2%. This, and more in our latest edition of Monthly Investment Monitor.

The Bank of Canada commits to low rates and continued bond buying. Brexit concerns continue, with deadline approaching. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

The U.S. and Canadian job markets continues to recover, at a slower pace. China's service sector shows signs of growth. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

Scotiabank analysts and economists provide their latest insights on the rise of the loonie, the upsurge on stock markets, the impact on oil from Hurricane Laura, Alberta's gloomy economic update and much more.

Canadian Q2/2020 GDP dropped 38.7%, on an annualized basis. U.S. Federal Reserve to allow inflation to run above 2%. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

Jobs growth has been encouraging, although jobless claims remain high. Strong retail sales reported in both U.S. and Canada. This, and more in our latest edition of Monthly Investment Monitor.

In this episode of the Scotiabank Market Points podcast, Adam Swinemar, Dyanne Carenza, Ryan O'Keefe, and Marta Cano discuss relevant topics, from trade to foreign exchange to investment themes to digital opportunities.

The recovery in hard-hit categories such as clothing, entertainment has stalled since mid-July, the latest ScotiaEconomics analysis of customer data shows. Hardware store spending growth has slowed since the May peak, but home improvement sales are up compared with 2019.

Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau resigns amid charity scandal. S&P 500 closes at a record-high, recovering all COVID-19 losses. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

Scotiabank analysts and economists weigh in on what the pandemic means for retail, equities and housing.

U.S. initial jobless claims fall below 1 million. Tepid Chinese data for July suggests lukewarm recovery. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines.

The "light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter," with Q1 data indicating a less dramatic decline than initially reported, but COVID-related impacts will be with us for a long time, Scotiabank's Chief Economist says in latest Economic Update.

Surprisingly positive jobs reports released in Canada and U.S.. Brexit talks yield no progress. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines. https://e.gv6.co/aAp3Dk

U.S. GDP records largest quarterly decline on record in Q2/20. Canadian GDP grew by 4.5% in May. This, and more in our latest edition of the Weekly Economic Headlines. https://e.gv6.co/aA-JSt