Feds issue US$3-billion global bond
Deal met by strong investor demand
- By: James Langton
- November 8, 2017 February 26, 2019
- 11:40
Deal met by strong investor demand
In Vancouver, the annual pace of housing starts nearly doubled
U.S. markets finish mixed
Several one-time factors including below-average food inflation and the Ontario government’s reduction in electricity prices have helped keep inflation in check this year
Canada’s Big Banks are starting to define their fintech strategies
The IIAC’s Ian Russell recaps a recent IOSCO stakeholders meeting in his latest letter to the industry
Oil hits highest level since mid-2015
The government says it plans to issue the bond later this week, subject to market conditions
A new risk reading aims to represent how investor risk appetites are trending
The loonie strengthened on positive jobs data
Canada’s trade deficit was $3.2 billion in September, essentially unchanged from the previous month
Wall St. mixed as investors mull U.S. tax plan
The exchange intends to implement changes to its listing requirements in December
The new standard is not expected to negatively impact credit ratings
716 deals were announced during the quarter, worth a combined $63 billion
Wall St. mixed after Fed holds interest rate
World trade growth has reached a six-year high
Loonie falls after disappointing GDP report
Declines in manufacturing and mining, quarrying and oil and gas extraction more than offset gains in other sectors
A large portion of the firms’ fee revenue is locked in and leverage remains modest
The budget watchdog sees little chance that the federal budget will be balanced, or in a surplus position, over the medium term
Deficits for federal and provincial governments will increase to an estimated $143 billion by 2045
A new index will to provide price transparency to the spot market for bitcoin
U.S. markets pull back
Nasdaq posts 144-point gain