Finance and Real Estate Infographics Canada

Canada’s largest companies are mainly in finance and traditional industries. Stocks outperform real estate, with strong dividends and dominant long-standing corporations.

Canada’s big banks dominate deposits, while smaller institutions struggle. Loyalty, habit, and physical branches influence choices despite better rates elsewhere.

Canada's interprovincial trade barriers limit economic growth, job opportunities, and competitiveness. Removing them will strengthen unity, mobility, and market efficiency.ƒ

Canada’s real estate market in 2024 showed growth in affordable provinces, while Ontario and BC remained stagnant, reflecting contrasting regional trends.

The Bank of Canada warns against quantitative easing. Government relief programs may face higher costs without support. Bond yields could rise significantly.

RBC and TD lead Canada's loan market. Big banks dominate, with real estate loans crucial. Desjardins, ATB, and international portfolios matter.

Canada leads in housing, U.S. excels in innovation, both face challenges in infrastructure, highlighting the need for balanced investments.

Banks manage credit loss risks differently, facing economic challenges like slowdowns and tariffs, highlighting varying risk appetites and preparedness levels.

Tax rates vary significantly across regions, with higher taxes in Canada and benefits like healthcare, while U.S. prioritizes defense spending.