IMF envisions a sharp 4.4% drop in global growth for 2020
If true, the economic contraction would be the worst annual plunge since the Great Depression
- By: Martin Crutsinger, The Associated Press
- October 13, 2020 October 13, 2020
- 10:36
If true, the economic contraction would be the worst annual plunge since the Great Depression
The consumer price index rose 0.2% last month
The bank's net income fell to $3.23 billion from $4.91 billion a year ago
The move comes after the country added 378,000 jobs in September
Expect a pullback in housing sales and prices, says a TD Economics report
Proposals would enable the regulation of derivatives trading on exchanges
The high-net-worth audit program saw spending growth of 3,000%
Resourcing, cyber risk and data-quality issues accompany tech adoption, a report finds
Jagmeet Singh is urging the government to at least double the tax rate on companies’ excess profits
Ontario's securities regulator warns firms to seek registration ahead of the upcoming regulatory transition
The Ontario Divisional Court has rejected TDAM’s leave to appeal an earlier ruling
Physical oil market remains "tighter than the financial market is giving it credit for": analyst
Oil prices may need to be "higher for longer" to rebuild stocks: analyst
Dollar responds to demand shocks, but supply shocks ignored: Scotia
Firms no longer qualify for narrower online advisor exemption
Proposals out for 90-day comment period, final regime slated for Jan. 1, 2028
Regulator to explore market impact of private, restricted rating activity
The BoC governor says technology's evolving abilities underscore importance of cybersecurity
Arrangement could encourage more or riskier trades, critics say
The banks are dropping their interim emission reduction targets due to various factors
Plus, Designed Wealth adds advisor and inaugural taxonomy and transition planning council named
McIntyre to start a new role later this month
Plus, appointments at Sun Life, Connor, Clark & Lunn, Sapling Financial and more
ETF assets under management now sit at US$20 trillion
Investors are looking to exit from funds in droves during "a period of heightened negative sentiment"
Plus, new emerging market, target-date and tech funds, and a raft of fund changes