Flaherty rejects new stimulus spending unless new recession happens
Loonie’s recent stumble to below parity with the U.S. dollar is temporary, finance minister says
- By: Julian Beltrame
- October 4, 2011 October 4, 2011
- 11:10
Loonie’s recent stumble to below parity with the U.S. dollar is temporary, finance minister says
Excluding food and energy, the annual inflation rate rose by 1.8%
Markets tumble in Europe
Second consecutive quarterly decline for worldwide M&A
Pace of growth in both output and new orders quickened in September
Oil closes at 2010 lows
Defaults would rise, but not nearly as much as during the last financial crisis
Special trading day on October 4 to provide access to education for people who might not otherwise have the chance
Survey finds a groundswell of confidence in the Canadian marketplace
The recent intensification of financial market volatility and fiscal policy uncertainty has eroded confidence
Oil, metal prices retreat
Investors are desperate for decent economic data after a dismal third quarter
Growth helps dispel fear Canada re-entering recession
Oil slides to its lowest level in a year
High quality stocks can be found in Canada, Germany and Scandinavia
July revenues decreased, mostly as a result of a 12.8% dropoff in corporate taxes.
Traders happy to see last of dismal third quarter
Financial stocks up almost 2%
Sector will get a boost from U.S. recovery and Chinese demand
Consumer attitudes towards the job market have further deteriorated
Federal and provincial governments face an underlying shortfall worth 2.7% of GDP
The increase in the industrial index was the first in three months, says StatsCan
Germany OKs new powers for eurozone bailout fund