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The Canadian equity markets are trading close to their all-time highs, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index up over 18% for this year. However, some Canadian companies are still trading at a significant discount from their recent highs and provide excellent buying opportunities. In this article, we will look at four such companies.Air CanadaThe pandemic-induced travel restrictions had forced Air C...Read More

In case you are looking at lower-priced stocks with the potential to outpace the broader markets, it makes sense to consider companies such as Goodfood (TSX:FOOD), WELL Health (TSX:WELL), and Kinross Gold (TSX:K)(NYSE:KGC). All three stocks are priced below $10 and are a good long-term bet for growth investors.Goodfood is a solid long-term betGoodfood offers fresh meal solutions and onli...Read More

The recent gold price sits at about US$1,800 per ounce. Moreover, gold is believed to be a good inflation hedge. Because of recent high inflation, there’s a good chance that gold prices should stay strong. That said, gold stocks have corrected recently and could be a good value investment in an expensive market. Gold stocks could add diversity to Canadian stock portfolios.Barrick GoldBarrick...Read More

With the summer coming to a close, many investors are looking to re-jig their portfolios. Indeed, any excuse to look at quality value stocks is one I’ll take. Given how far and how fast growth stocks have run, adding some value certainly seems like a good idea right now.For those considering adding top-notch Canadian value stocks, here are three of the best such options on the TSX. Let&rsquo...Read More

A few weeks ago, when the 20-year Afghanistan project first started to circle the drain, my friend, colleague, and Crow's Nest editor Jimmy Mengel asked me if I thought defense contractors would suffer as a result. It was clear from his intonation that he thought they would.I think my response caught him off guard because it was an emphatic "NO.""I'm still bullish," I told him.And I have every re...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Wednesday September 1 that are worth another look.Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade does not see any grounds for the extension of export duties for steel and non-ferrous metals into 2022, according to the deputy minister Viktor Evtukhov.Chile's...Read More

A summary of London Metal Exchange warrant premiums from across the globe for the week to Wednesday September 1.Please click...Read More

Almost all London Metal Exchange base-metals prices fell under pressure at the end of the day on Wednesday September 1, to start the new month on the back foot following a small pickup in prices in the last week of August.The base-metals complex came under pressure on Wednesday morning after the release of the Chinese Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI). This dropped to 49.2 in A...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Wednesday September 1 that are worth another look.Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade does not see any grounds for the extension of export duties for steel and non-ferrous metals into 2022, according to the deputy minister Viktor Evtukhov.Chile's...Read More

Following a one-month consultation, Fastmarkets is updating the wording of its Metals & Mining assessment methodologies to provide greater clarity around how its prices are determined. The wording refinements do not materially alter the way Fastmarkets Metals & Mining assesses prices and as such are not anticipated to result in any noticeable changes in Fastmarkets' assessment price levels or beha...Read More

The low-carbon ferro-chrome market in Europe surged to a new multi-year high in the week ended Tuesday August 31, with export taxes and tight supply driving up prices.Fastmarkets' price assessment for ferro-chrome 0.10% C, average 65-70% Cr, delivered Europe, rose to $2.73-3.05 per lb Cr on Tuesday, up by 15-35 cents per lb (9.5%) from $2.38-2.90 per lb Cr on August 17."The low-carbon ferro-chrome...Read More

Chile's state-owned copper producer Codelco has removed the threat of strike action by signing a final labor deal with the unions representing employees at its El Teniente division.The new terms of the labor agreement will be in place until the end of 2024, the company said on Tuesday August 31.Codelco had reached an agreement with the El Teniente and Caletones unions on August 28, but the deal no...Read More

The alumina price in the Atlantic is likely to trade at a higher premium compared with the Pacific in the near term due to refinery disruptions and high freight rates, according to Duncan Hobbs, research director at trading house Concord Resources.A fire in late August at the Jamalco alumina refinery, which produces 1.5 million tonnes of material per year, is costing the market 95,000-100,000 tonn...Read More

BHP made a C55c per share cash offer for Noront in late July, which trumped an early 35c per share conditional proposal from Wyloo.Read More

An overview of the specialty steel raw materials markets in Europe and their latest price moves.Dalila Ouerghi and...Read More

An overview of the consumer electronics markets and their latest price moves in the week to Wednesday September 1.Fola Malomo, Cristina Belda and...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Wednesday September 1 that are worth another look.Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade does not see any grounds for the extension of export duties for steel and non-ferrous metals into 2022, according to the deputy minister Viktor Evtukhov.Chile's...Read More

Turkish steel producers remained out of the deep-sea scrap market on Wednesday September 1, booking no new cargoes, market participants said.No new cargoes were heard booked on the market, which was described as "quiet." Mills were said to be trying to bid at prices that were lower by as much as $10 per tonne from the previous transaction...Read More

Turkish steel producers made no new scrap bookings on Tuesday August 31, however a deal from the previous Friday came to light, which lowered prices, market participants said.The European-origin cargo was heard late on August 27, after the closing of the daily indices, and was followed by a public holiday in both Turkey and the United Kingdom on August 30.The cargo was booked by a steel mill in th...Read More