TSX, Wall Street kick off trading week with broad gains
Oil climbs, lifting Canadian dollar
- By: Linda Nguyen
- May 15, 2017 May 15, 2017
- 16:05
Oil climbs, lifting Canadian dollar
The results of Canadian life insurers “are inherently more volatile” than for their U.S. peers, due to differences in accounting regimes
Canadian dollar edges down
Aimia shares drop 62%
Jeffrey Orr says he’s optimistic about the company’s growth prospects
The changes are being implemented in response to customer demand
Green bond issuance rose 60% in 2016 to US$113 billion
Continued growth in Canadian consumer debt and elevated housing prices leaves consumers and banks more vulnerable
Canadian dollar moves higher; U.S. markets mixed
U.S. retail brokerages still managed to enjoy revenue growth during the first quarter
Shares in Valeant and Home Capital soar on good news
Brighter outlook for China counters weaker U.S. growth
Central clearing continues to gain traction
U.S. markets finish flat
A secondary market will benefit investors by giving them a chance to cash out earlier, Seeders says
Loonie stronger; U.S. markets post modest gains
Jobless rate falls to 6.5%
Loonie dips below US73¢
May is the busiest month for annual meetings in Canada
There are now nearly 1,000 fewer publicly traded companies in the U.S. than there were 10 years ago
Driving the gain was a 7% increase in energy exports; trade deficit narrows
U.S. Fed leaves rates unchanged
U.S. markets advance; Nasdaq closes at record high
The credit rating agency forecasts that the U.S. speculative-grade default rate will decline to 3.0% over the coming 12 months
Deal announcements reached their highest level in the past five years and represent the fourth consecutive quarter of increased activity