Higher commodities lift TSX to highest close since August 2008
Loonie lower as Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- January 18, 2011 December 14, 2017
- 16:44
Loonie lower as Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged
Real GDP expected to grow by 2% this year
Loonie up prior to interest rate announcement
Banks dip as feds tighten mortgage lending
Budget day “is not very soon”
Economic growth forecast to be just under 2.5%
Non-residents snap up a further $8 billion of Canadian securities
U.S. markets closed for King holiday
Canadians should prepare for higher interest rates
Markets could get lift from U.S. corporate earnings reports
Housing resales expected to slide 9% in 2011
Mining stocks struggle in wake of China moves to slow inflation
J.P. Morgan Q4 profit up 47%
U.S. markets slip
Monetary Policy Council calls for target rate to rise to 1.25%
Plunge in Canadian exports unprecedented
Trade surplus with U.S. climbs to $3 billion
Dealmaking continues in mining sector
U.S. markets post solid gains
Housing and credit conditions continue to lag the broader economy
Builders had not yet felt pressure to lower prices
Growth will be restrained by provincial belt tightening
Strong Canadian dollar will help some industries, hinder others
Oil prices stabilizing after two days of sharp increases
Signs of soft landing in housing intensify