Yadullah Hussain
Financial Post
Toronto, ON, Canada
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Past articles by Yadullah:
Ukraine crisis reveals hard truth that the world isn't ready for the energy transition
Yadullah Hussain: But there is a way for Canada to achieve its climate goals and ensure energy security → Read More
Canada needs energy policy clarity around carbon capture to get projects off the ground
Clarity around Canada’s energy policy has been a common refrain from industry observers in recent months → Read More
Why Canada may yet be an energy superpower
Yadullah Hussain: We should spend more time talking about decarbonization rather than demonization of energy sources → Read More
Posthaste: 'An impending supercycle': Commodities are going gangbusters, but oil may sit out the big rally
Oil may briefly hit triple digits but it will not be a sustainable run → Read More
Posthaste: Canadian confidence level plummets to new low as inflation set to hit 30-year high: Survey
A segment of the population is teetering on the edge of a financial cliff → Read More
Last blend standing? Canadian oilsands' prospects surge as competitors fall apart
The latest tailwind for the Canadian energy sector could emerge from Mexico's decision to curtail crude oil exports → Read More
Posthaste: Omicronomics rules for now — but there is a silver lining
Good morning! The Omicron wave has reversed global economic recovery and poses further downside risks in 2022, but not all is lost, according to the Bank of America. “Even if there are no lockdowns, we should expect short but sharp economic disruptions in most parts of the world,” Ethan Harris, global economist at BofA said in a note late last week. The year has been off to a terrible start with… → Read More
Posthaste: Why the 'ABC' of tech is the place to be in 2022
Big Tech stocks have had a fantastic run. Time to look elsewhere for supersized returns? → Read More
Posthaste: Warning from Kazakhstan — energy and food inflation could ignite global political unrest this year
High energy and food prices often serve as a leading indicator for outbreaks of civil unrest → Read More
Burning Questions: Will oil prices soar or crash and burn in 2022?
The wild card will be the battered and bruised U.S. shale industry → Read More
Posthaste: Majority of Canadians fear a 'negative impact' on their finances if mortgage rates rise: poll
Lack of affordable housing could hurt Doug Ford's chances in the polls in 2022 → Read More
Jason Kenney’s awkward task: Secure tax credits from the Feds but keep ‘made-in-Ottawa’ solutions at bay
Here's Kenney's message for Bay Street (and Steven Guilbeault) → Read More
Posthaste: All some Canadians want for Christmas is a rapid antigen test
Holiday season anxiety runs high as Canadians brace for tighter restrictions → Read More
Posthaste: 'Canadian Eyeore' — why are investors so pessimistic about TSX's 2022 prospects?
Investors are ignoring the the steepest discount versus the U.S. on record → Read More
Posthaste: Canada set to smash oil production record in 2022 — and that's a little bearish for oil
A number of countries will pump oil at record levels next year: IEA → Read More
Posthaste: Canadians embarked on a $193B mortgage binge during the pandemic. Now comes the reckoning
Low-quality mortgages now make up a quarter of all mortgages → Read More
Posthaste: Omicron may disrupt our holidays, but it's hard not to be optimistic about 2022
Investors should fear inflation more than variants next year → Read More
Posthaste: Fearing an oil crash? Canadian oilpatch can remain profitable even at US$55 oil
'Red Friday' was partly about investors protecting gains accumulated over the past year → Read More
Posthaste: Housing, childcare and $78B in election promises — what to expect from today's throne speech
Will the words "supply chain" end up in the speech? → Read More
Posthaste: After blistering rally, can the TSX index run up another 2,000 points next year?
But be warned: We are overdue for a market correction → Read More