These forces could push up Canada’s home prices later this year: FP Video

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This week FP video looks at the chance of real estate prices escalating in the second half of the year, the impact of oil market volatility on the agriculture sector, why the geopolitical tension has been good news for Canadian bonds, and why investment managers are optimistic about this earnings season.

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Home prices could climb in the back half of 2026

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Jason Mercer, chief information officer at the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, talks to Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how home prices could rise in the second half of 2026.

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Farmers face higher costs for fertilizer, fuel

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Keith Currie, president of The Canadian Federation of Agriculture, talks about the pressures Canadian farmers face as the Iran war raises costs.

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Why are Canadian bond yields surging?

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Earl Davis, head of Fixed Income and Money Markets with BMO Global Asset Management, talks about the factors creating a ‘tug-of-war dynamic’ in global markets

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Earnings season primed for double digit growth

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Brian Belski, founder, chief executive & chief investment officer at Humilis Investment Strategies, talks about how investment managers are ‘blocking out the noise’ of volatility and how earnings season is primed for double digit growth.

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