Tim Shufelt is a reporter for The Globe and Mail and Castanet Media, focusing on national news in Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, investing, technology, and economic trends. With a keen eye for market analysis and a knack for uncovering stories that impact Canadians, Tim provides insightful and informative articles to his readers.
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Tim Shufelt's articles predominantly cover investment analysis and cite data related to finance, the economy, central banks, stock markets, investing, and bonds. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches from financial analysts or economists who can provide unique insights into market trends or investment strategies. Pitches should specifically offer data-driven analysis of economic indicators or trends that are relevant to Canadian investors.
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While the global oil market has many facets, the commodity’s newfound steadiness can be partly explained by the changing geopolitics of oil
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Statistics Canada data shows Canadian households currently have nearly half of their financial assets tied up in equity investments
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The inflation crisis is largely over but its legacy endures in the minds of the average citizen and is reshaping the political landscape in the U.S.
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