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Brookfield Renewable Partners LP
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The Toronto-Dominion Bank
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CA ETFDetailed Quotes
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15min DelayMarket Closed Apr 24 16:00 ET
40.250High39.930Low
40.250High39.930Low1.55MVolume39.970Open40.030Pre Close62.26MTurnover43.13752wk High1.20%Turnover Ratio129.08MShares33.08152wk Low--EPS TTM5.19BFloat Cap43.137Historical High--P/E (Static)129.08MShs Float7.974Historical Low--EPS LYR0.80%Amplitude1.68Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size4.18%Div YieldTTM
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The Bank of Canada announced a 50 basis points rate cut to 3.75%, marking the fourth consecutive rate cut since the first reduction in June. The significant 50 basis points reduction was primarily due to the unexpected slowdown in September's inflation data to 1.6%, reflecting the risks of an economic downturn in Canada. The Bank of Canada's goal is to maintain inflation around 2% and promote economic growt...
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Canada's major banks are about to announce their Q2 financial quarter results. Sustained high interest rates pose challenges to residents' repayment ability. Banks' real estate exposure and credit card risks are the focus of investors' attention. Meanwhile, the recovery in the capital market means that banks' fee income may rebound.
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