Toronto stock market falls as U.S. Federal Reserve disappoints with rate cut
S&P/TSX composite index down 34.46 points on Wednesday
- By: The Canadian Press
- September 18, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 16:27
S&P/TSX composite index down 34.46 points on Wednesday
Gas prices fell 10.2% last month, following a decrease of 6.9% in July
Survey finds millennial investors are more likely to have started saving earlier in life
U.S. markets were flat ahead of the Fed's rate decision
As data costs rise, so too does a desire for greater value
Aging is also a factor that will affect Canada economically, politically and socially, StatsCan says
An inverted curve foretells a recession. But the arrival, duration and depth of that recession are another matter
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For Canada, total turnover of FX transactions rose by 27.6% since 2016
National home sales are now projected to rise to 482,000 units this year, up 5% from 2018
Canadian investors also added $12.5 billion worth of foreign securities
U.S. markets ended the day mixed on Friday
Income grew faster than debt, agency reports
A TD survey shows 78% are open to new forms of technology
S&P/TSX composite index hit 16,696.40 on Thursday afternoon
Global assets in ETFs declined month over month amid market volatility
Wealth creation is less important than wealth preservation, research finds
S&P/TSX composite index closed up 73.80 points on Wednesday
The stock price reached its highest point in six weeks Wednesday
Research shows family businesses contributed 6.9 million jobs to Canada's economy in 2017
Firm reports 61% of investors say board gender diversity is "essential"
Market value of Canadian pension assets rose by 5%
Canadian dollar traded for an average of US76.03¢ on Tuesday
The book value of debt securities rose by just 0.1% in the quarter to $4.34 trillion