Earnings call transcript: MGX Resources advances gold pivot in Q1 2026

Why the BoC took a hawkish tone against supply-side inflation The primary drivers of inflation at this point in time appear to be energy prices connected to the conflict in the Middle East and the looming onset of retaliatory tariffs on US imports. Both of those forces are distinctly supply-side, meaning monetary policy’s capacity for…

People pick up their menu inside the McDonald’s restaurant in Times Square, Manhattan, on Sept. 29, 2026, in New York City. KHemaz | GVN | Getty Images Fast-food giants and supermarkets are rolling out a range of AI tools that could affect the prices shoppers pay, but experts warn the spread of data-driven tools could…

Unexpected expenses rarely arrive at a convenient time. A car can fail before payday. A medical bill can appear after insurance has already paid its part. A water heater can stop working on a weekend, when replacement costs feel even harder to absorb. These moments test more than a budget. They test how much room…

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Just the Tip: If your itemized deductions hover just below the standard deduction threshold most years, try bunching. Concentrate two years of charitable donations or other deductible expenses into one year so you can itemize that year and take the standard deduction the next. The total giving stays the same, but the tax benefit doubles…