TSX posts modest gain
Markets rise on further signs of U.S. economic growth, Italian concessions
- By: Ross Marowits
- October 3, 2018 October 30, 2019
- 17:30
Markets rise on further signs of U.S. economic growth, Italian concessions
Dow hits new record high
A late surge in long-term interest rates and increased strength in U.S. and international equity markets boosts pension health to an 18-year high
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Dow jumps more than 190 points
Banks have the financial resources and the tech expertise to adapt, but the trend is still going to dent their earnings
U.S. markets finish flat
12 of 20 sectors gained ground as the manufacturing sector grew 1.2%
Higher oil prices lift TSX
Crude and gold prices retreat
Fixed-income investors are looking to high-yield bonds, preferred shares, REITs and MICs to generate greater returns
Additional tariffs would weaken labour and housing markets and could translate into higher losses in bank consumer portfolios
U.S. markets finish mixed
Canada’s green bonds often trade at a premium in the secondary markets
Dow drops 181 points
Liquidity has improved for higher-rated bonds, while remaining stable for riskier bonds
Canada’s GDP growth expected to slow to 1.6% in 2019
Investors respond to pipeline action
Case for interest rate hike builds with resilient inflation data: analysts
TSX closes with solid gain
Canadian activists have only won about half of this year’s proxy contests
Consumer spending has been a strong driver of PE interest
Higher crude oil prices lift Canadian dollar
Trading activity in Alberta bonds has grown considerably in recent years