TSX posts modest gain; U.S. markets positive
Dollar dips on fewer housing starts
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- January 9, 2013 January 9, 2013
- 17:00
Dollar dips on fewer housing starts
Moody’s forecasts rate to rise modestly to 3% by the end of 2013
Annual inflation eases in Canada, the U.S. and key European countries
The possibility of higher interest rates clouds Canada’s economic outlook
Regulators have widened the liquid asset criteria
Spread of loss among individual insurance companies means losses to insurers are manageable
Provincial spending cuts are likely to derail market expectations calling for a rate hike in 2013, say NBF economists
Commitments expected to rise to US$9 billion in 2013
Settlement would allow the banks to refocus management attention on their core, non-U.S. private banking operations
There is more of a deflationary than inflationary tone to the economic environment
Rising regulatory costs, low rates and weak valuations may force firms to consider alternatives
U.S. debt limit will have to be raised in February or early March
Revenue for the month up 8%
Core inflation rate 1.2% in November
Dollar edges higher; RIM beats estimates
Paul Taylor, BMO AM chief investment officer, explains why these events influenced the global economy
North American stocks set to deliver another positive performance, with the U.S. setting the tone
Prices will get a lift as buyers restock raw materials
Guidelines prohibit the inclusion of insured mortgages and cash as eligible assets
Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist for Edward Jones, discusses his outlook for 2013 and how advisors should use the start of the year to assess…
Wall Street traders slam brakes on gains
Chief economist expects a delay before crude oil and other resources rebound in price
Interest rates not expected to rise until late 2013
More institutional investors believe the global economy will strengthen in the year ahead