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Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 100 episodes
What’s behind today’s headlines and what it could mean for portfolios? Host Rajan Bansi sits down with Mackenzie portfolio managers and strategists to unpack the trends moving markets and the implications across asset classes. Tune in for timely insights to support your next client conversation.
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Episode #277
The Federal Reserve raised rates in September, but monetary policy is only part of the bond market story. Dustin Reid explains what the Fed’s latest outlook signals for rates, why corporate bond issuance, energy and inflation are pushing global yields higher, and the key market drivers’ advisors should be watching in client conversations now.
Episode #271
Rajan Bansi sits down with Richard Pan, Chief Investment Officer of China AMC — Mackenzie's strategic partner in China — to explore why global investors are increasingly turning to Chinese equities. Richard shares his framework for China's AI capabilities, the country's renewable energy advantage, and why Western investors may be significantly underweight a market that represents 17% of global GDP and 49% of global patent applications. The conversation closes with his vision for Chinese companies evolving into true global brands over the next decade.
Episode #275
Dustin Reid , Chief Fixed Income Strategist, sits down with Lesley Marks , Chief Investment Officer of Equities, to explore Mackenzie’s outlook for the second half of 2026. They discuss earnings expectations in Canada and the U.S., the evolving value-versus-growth dynamic, AI and hyperscale valuations, and the impact of a more hawkish Fed. Lesley shares where disciplined diversification may uncover opportunities amid a more volatile market environment.
Episode #274
The U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady yesterday at its July meeting, raising questions about its approach to persistent inflation. In this episode of Market Exchange, Dustin Reid examines the market reaction, rising long-term Treasury yields and the key signals to watch ahead of the Fed’s September meeting.
Episode #273
Bank of Canada Holds: Inflation, Oil and the Rate Outlook Dustin Reid examines the Bank of Canada’s July rate decision, shifting expectations for Canadian interest rates and the economic risks tied to slowing population growth. He also explores how rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions and weaker U.S. inflation data are creating a complicated outlook for central banks and fixed-income markets.
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