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Weekly Market Snapshot: Yields at Multi-Decade Highs, Oil Eases on Hormuz Hopes — Week of Sept. 22–26, 2026

Week of September 22–26, 2026 It was a week of two forces tugging in opposite directions. Bond yields surged to levels not seen since 2004–2007, driven by resilient US economic data, hawkish Fed signals, and oil-driven inflation fears — putting pressure on equities and the Canadian dollar. Then, late in the week, reports emerged that US and Iranian negotiators were exploring a phased deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Oil pulled back sharply Friday, yields stabilized, and markets found enough relief to post a partial recovery. The TSX finished the week slightly lower but well off its worst levels, while US indices managed a weekly gain. 🍁 Canada — TSX & the Loonie The S&P/TSX Composite entered the week near 35,800 and, after a volatile ride, closed Friday around the same level — giving up roughly 0.3% on the week. Mid-week selling was driven by the same forces pressuring global markets: surging US Treasury yields, a rising oil-inflation premium, and investor nervousness ahea...
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7 Carry-On Essentials for a Smooth Flight, According to Travel Experts

 

Here are seven carry-on essentials recommended by travel reporters to make your next flight as smooth as possible:

  1. Fanny Pack: Keep your essential items like your wallet, boarding pass, keys, and passport easily accessible by wearing a fanny pack. This helps avoid the hassle of digging through your bag.

  2. Foot Hammock: A small, portable foot hammock can make a big difference in comfort, especially on long flights. It attaches to the tray table and allows you to rest your feet comfortably.

  3. Toothbrush and Toothpaste: Freshen up during long flights with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Keeping these in your carry-on ensures they’re easily accessible.

  4. Travel Blanket or Scarf: Airplanes can get quite cold, so having a light blanket or scarf can keep you warm and comfortable.

  5. Compression Socks: These help improve circulation and reduce swelling during long flights, making your journey more comfortable.

  6. Hand Sanitizer and Wipes: Keep your hands clean and sanitize your seating area with hand sanitizer and wipes.

  7. Entertainment: Bring a book, Kindle, or download movies and music to keep yourself entertained during the flight.


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