In this episode, we cover the Bank of Canada’s latest rate decision, where policymakers held steady at 2.75% despite growing calls for a cut. We break down their two-scenario framework as they weigh inflation risks against the looming threat of a trade war-induced recession.

We then turn to Nvidia, which announced a $5.5 billion charge tied to new U.S. export restrictions on its H20 chips to China—a move that could significantly dent its China business. We also dig into ASML’s latest earnings, where strong AI-driven demand continues to offset rising geopolitical risks and tariff uncertainty.

Next, we unpack the drama surrounding Well Health’s delayed financials, revenue restatement due to Circle Medical billing practices, and how that’s impacting investor confidence despite a year of solid operational growth.

Lastly, we discuss JPMorgan’s Q1 results and Jamie Dimon’s increasingly cautious tone. With rising provisions for credit losses and talk of earnings downgrades across the S&P 500, we explore what this might signal for markets in the months ahead.

Ticker of stocks discussed: NVDA, ASML, JPM, WELL.TO

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