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Summer Flings And Heartbreaks

By Ari Altstedter (Bloomberg) — Toronto home prices fell for a second straight month in September as a jump in borrowing costs added to the economic uncertainty plaguing the market. The benchmark price of a home in Canada’s biggest city was $924,600, down 0.5% from August and about 4.7% less than it was a year…

Serve Robotics: High-Growth Narrative Meets "Show-Me" Execution

The 10-year Treasury yield is sitting on the doorstep of 5%, and that’s a warning sign for stocks.

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Conversely, Quebec City, Winnipeg, Montreal, and Edmonton saw conditions worsen, driven by home price increases. Quebec City’s 3.5% quarterly rise in prices was the sharpest among all markets covered. Vancouver delivered the fastest year-over-year improvement nationally, with the MPPI falling 8.7 percentage points over the past four quarters to 79.4%, still the least affordable reading in…