Toronto stock market up slightly
U.S. employment data for July disappoints
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- August 2, 2013 December 14, 2017
- 15:45
U.S. employment data for July disappoints
NGX natural gas and power markets will be open for regular trading
Bonds had their largest three month decline since 1994
Regulatory initiatives may ultimately lead to a reduction in interchange revenues
Slight dip due to earnings misses from resource sector
Outlook is stable
Unemployment expected to remain at elevated levels
Revenue growth remains weak, rating agency says
The stability seen since mid-2012 reflects a period of economic stasis
The three major Canadian life insurers have very different exposures
Banks’ capital market revenues solid, but rate risks loom
Commodities rise and General Electric beats expectations
Inflation beginning to normalize after falling to 0.4% in April
Canadians want more mobile banking options
Measures could help restore market confidence
Survey lists the top concerns for Canadian insurers
Canadian debt levels remain lower than U.S. experienced before crash
Higher rates would increase demand for annuities, reduce reinvestment risk
BoC rate decision and policy statement coming Wednesday
Total mortgage originations are forecast to decline 25% in 2014
The next rate announcement is set for July 17
The global speculative-grade default rate ticked up in the second quarter, reports Moody’s Investors Service. The rating agency says that its trailing 12-month global speculative-grade…
Banks with high cost structures, elevated efficiency ratios, and lower capital ratios are likely targets for consolidation
Housing starts dip slightly in June