Anything that we can produce in Canada and sell outside of Canada should be viewed positively.
Many foreign flows have left Canada because of the devaluation of the currency.
If we can see stability in the energy complex, we're naturally going to get stability in the banks as well.
It's probably going to be challenging over the next few months. We're watching volatility very carefully.
The recent weakness of the U.S. Dollar has helped some of the commodities in Canada.
The fact that OPEC is going to get together and come up with a fair value for oil gave some boost to the market.
It shows how much liquidity there is in the market as soon as you get release out of the whole Greece situation.
Canadian banks are reflecting that weakness of the energy sector, which keeps them at best range-bound, if not weaker.