TSX, New York markets rally after Irma damage less than expected
Price of gold retreats
- By: The Canadian Press
- September 11, 2017 December 26, 2018
- 16:25
Price of gold retreats
Last week’s announcement caught many analysts by surprise
Asset disposals are likely to slow over the next 12 to 18 months
CMHC says the annual pace of housing starts in in August increased compared with July
Loonie remains above US82¢
The Bank of Canada’s key overnight rate is forecast to reach 2% by the end of 2018
Unemployment rate dips to 6.2%
The move to a two-day settlement cycle is expected to help reduce overall systemic risk, enhance capital efficiency and reduce costs
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Loonie continues its climb
Some observers are questioning whether gold can maintain its long-standing status as the best hedge against volatility
Surging employment, consumer demand and rising exports will drive solid growth through 2020
A new membership category, Limited Clearing Members, would allow certain buy-side firms to clear cash or repo trades directly through CDCC
Interest rate hike will benefit RBC by as much as $300 million over five years: CEO
The increasingly robust economy shows it no longer needs as much stimulus, central bank says
Loonie at highest level in more than two years
Increased payments on mortgages and other debts could hit the economy as people have less disposable income to spend elsewhere
Joint report launched by the World Federation of Exchanges and the UN Conference on Trade and Development
Several analysts are now predicting the Bank of Canada will hike its trend-setting rate Wednesday
Surging gold stocks were one of the few bright spots on the TSX
Shortening the settlement cycle should result in cost savings for trading firms
However, the delinquency rate for non-mortgage consumer debt fell during the quarter
The industry is facing intensifying competition, longer-term performance pressures and regulatory developments
Loonie surges amid expectations of an interest rate hike
Canadian households were adding debt at the fastest pace since October 2011 in July, pushing total household debt to almost $2.1 trillion