Toronto stock market advances on strong earnings
Positive employment news helps push New York markets higher
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- May 2, 2013 May 2, 2013
- 15:45
Positive employment news helps push New York markets higher
Provincial budget includes infrastructure spending of $35 billion over three years
Merchandise exports rose 5.1%
European Central Bank cuts key rate to 0.5% from 0.75%
Finance Minister plans to delay tax breaks for big businesses in Thursday’s budget
Bank of Canada governor says a flexible approach to monetary policy is key
TSX falls amid weak U.S. and Chinese data while Fed stands by stimulus
Bank lowers economic growth projection for 2013 to 1.5%
Solid earnings reports from Suncor, CGI Group
PwC survey finds Canadians can’t follow through on plans to eliminate debt
Consumer price inflation in the OECD area drops to 1.6% in March
Traders look to earnings, economic data
Bargain hunters buy up depressed resource stocks
Mid-April skid shows markets skittish
Commodities and optimism ahead of key data to push TSX higher
S&P/TSX composite index continues to rise after the TSX dropped 2% last week
Outlook for the Canadian industry looks steady but risks remain
Most commodity prices should be firming in 2014
Governor of the Bank of Canada gave his last scheduled testimony before parliament
TSX heads higher amid solid reports from Barrick, Canadian Pacific
Percentage of unpaid non-mortgage debt in 90-day delinquency now at 1.2%
Higher commodity prices and positive earnings reports to give TSX a boost
Franklin Templeton survey suggests Americans see stocks as essential to investment goals, but Canadians do not