Economy. Investments. IPO
After the holidays, many face difficulties returning to their work routine. The reason for this is post-holiday syndrome, which can lower productivity and motivation. However, properly selected adaptation methods can help quickly regain the work rhythm and increase corporate efficiency. In this article, we will explore how employees and companies in Canada can prepare for returning to work after the New Year holidays. You will learn about strategies that help maintain employee motivation, improve work routines, and avoid stress associated with the return to daily responsibilities.
On February 11, 2026, significant economic events will take place that investors worldwide will closely monitor. On this day, data on China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be released, providing insight into inflation levels in Asia’s largest economy. Simultaneously, Non-Farm Payrolls data from the U.S. will be published, a key indicator often regarded as a benchmark for the labor market and unemployment rates. Finally, the report on oil inventories by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) will assist investors in assessing current trends in the oil market. All these factors could significantly impact stock markets and investor sentiment both locally and globally. For many market participants, this day will be pivotal in making decisions about further investments and strategies.
Changing jobs, moving to a new place, starting a family, welcoming children—life changes arrive unexpectedly, but our financial needs evolve alongside us. In this video, you will learn how to prepare your finances for new life stages, ensuring that each transition leads you to prosperity rather than financial stress.
In this video, we discuss 10 key steps for the smart use of banking products and how to avoid costly mistakes.