Energy sector boosts TSX
Market sentiment helped by a deal to avert another U.S. government shutdown
- By: Ross Marowits, The Canadian Press
- February 12, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 17:18
Market sentiment helped by a deal to avert another U.S. government shutdown
However, GDP mismeasurement might have other effects, says TD Economics
Market capitalization fell last year as volatility surged
Scammers hustled over $22.5 million last year from Canadians looking for love
While half of Canadians plan to save this year, household expenses and debt are the most common obstacles
Nearly nine in ten small businesses are against the plan as it's currently structured
Move enables Scotiabank to reduce risk and reallocate capital to markets in which it has a bigger presence
SNC-Lavalin and lower gold prices contribute to 64-point loss
Consolidation the U.S. bank sector could accelerate
Canada saw 3,415 deals announced last year, up by 14% from 2017
Loonie makes slight gains as StatsCan releases jobs report
BB&T and SunTrust's US$66 billion merger highlights the potential for more activity in the sector
That rates will take off is no longer a certainty: BlackRock
Private-sector hiring fuels growth
Uncertainty about U.S./China trade helps pull markets down
Many believe that switching their account to another institution is harder than it really is
Fee pressure is leading to shrinking margins, a report says
Tighter regulation would improve banks' liquidity profiles, a report says
The think tank calls for higher tax-deferred savings limits and eliminating mandatory RRIF withdrawals
Market makes modest gain while loonie edges lower
The firm finds clients are increasingly interested in sustainable investing
An EY analysis finds the country trailing peers in terms of regulatory environment and adoption potential
Agency concerned about "increasing liquidity mismatches and credit risk"
One-third of those who went over-budget have already paid off the debt
Canadian dollar dips slightly