Markets up slightly ahead of U.S. GDP data, European central bank meeting
S&P/TSX composite index gained 32.94 points on Monday
- By: The Canadian Press
- July 22, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 16:32
S&P/TSX composite index gained 32.94 points on Monday
Parents are eager to provide financial assistance to their children — but at what cost?
The shift in policy comes even though the global economy continues to grow
S&P/TSX composite index closed down 8.29 points on Friday
Food and beverage stores saw the largest decline
Advisors are bullish on the Nasdaq and less keen on the TSX, a Horizons poll says
Gold prices offset a decline in oil
RBC finds boomers have a savings shortfall, while ATB finds female investors in Alberta lack confidence
National house price index increased just 0.5% over the last year
Result matched economists’ expectations
Companies increasingly judged on environmental impact, Cerulli says
Dip in apartment constructions offsets gains in single-family homes
U.S. markets also closed lower on Tuesday
Alternative lenders held $13B–14B of outstanding mortgages last year
Rating agency warns of "steady erosion" of change-of-control rights
They added $12.9 billion worth of bonds during the month
Consumer confidence remains high in spite of economic uncertainties
U.S. markets closed at record highs on Monday
New rules for certain banks take effect in April 2020
Toronto and Montreal made gains, while B.C. saw declines
The dollar traded for an average of US76.70¢ on Friday
Reports indicate Canada’s inflation rate is on target
Report suggests measures such as shifting taxation from income to property
With inflation low and deflation talk no longer whispered, government bonds are thriving
Non-bank lenders held 1.7 million residential mortgages in Q4 2018