North American markets rise despite Donald Trump’s trade tirade
Loonie slips below US77¢
- By: Aleksandra Sagan
- June 11, 2018 June 20, 2019
- 17:15
Loonie slips below US77¢
Canadian dollar edges higher
Fewer condos, townhomes and other multi-unit projects started up in some urban areas last month
7,500 jobs lost in May
U.S. markets finish mixed
Energy, telecom and agricultural products companies accounted for most of the downgrades
Worries about the amount Canadians owe have begun to pull back
U.S. markets push higher
The late 2020 or early 2021 downturn will be “relatively mild”
European equity markets suffered significant price corrections in the first quarter
Loonie lower against U.S. dollar
Firms are realizing synergies from mergers which benefit all stakeholders
The federal government should consider whether to adopt incremental changes or to embrace more radical options
U.S. stocks surge higher
Loonie, Wall Street markets move lower
U.S. tariffs come as talks regarding the North American Free Trade Agreement continue.
The deployment of people, capital and technology will separate winners from losers
Canada’s economy grew at an annualized pace of 1.3% for the first three months of the year
An interest rate hike could be coming as the economy picks up steam
U.S. markets finish in the red
An increase in mergers and acquisitions would be credit negative for the sector
U.S. markets closed Monday for Memorial Day