This week, Financial Post rings in the new year by rounding up its video coverage of

Outlook 2026

, including

higher oil prices

to come, where

smart investors

should be putting their money in the next months, the coming wave of

mortgage renewals

, the sound and fury surrounding

AI investment frenzy

, the

condo market’s

ongoing struggles, and Andrew Scheer on the Liberal government stumbling on

trade talks

.

Expect ‘dramatically higher’ oil prices in 2026

Eric Nuttall, partner and senior portfolio manager with Ninepoint Partners, talks about the outlook for energy prices in the new year.

What Canadian investors should be doing in 2026

Brian Belski, chief executive and founder of Humilis Investment Strategies, talks about what’s ahead for markets after a bonanza year for investors and why the Federal Reserve doesn’t have as much influence on stocks as we think.

Mortgage borrowers have more clout than they think

Leah Zlatkin, mortgage broker at Mortgage Outlet, talks about the wave of mortgage renewals coming due this year and whether variable or fixed rates are the best option.

AI frenzy is ‘classic bubble’: David Rosenberg

David Rosenberg, founder Rosenberg Research, tells the Financial Post that investors need to derisk their portfolios heading into 2026.

Condo space is in deep recession

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal talks about Canada’s housing market and economy. Tal says 2026 will be a transition year from “something bad” to “something better.”

Andrew Scheer says Liberals too slow on trade

Andrew Scheer, House Leader of the Opposition, tells the Financial Post how the Liberals are too slow on trade.

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