BMO raises Canadian 2011 GDP forecast to 2.7% growth
Bank of Canada will likely start raising interest rates around the middle of the year
- By: James Langton
- December 9, 2010 December 14, 2017
- 15:22
Bank of Canada will likely start raising interest rates around the middle of the year
The financial system still faces a host of stability risks, the European Central Bank says.
Modest gains in equities are likely
Oil prices edge higher after pulling back Wednesday
Stimulus measures should spur consumer and business spending
TSX ends lower
Strong increase in urban multiple starts in Ontario as other regions drop
Investors nervous ahead of Chinese inflation figures
Some secondary distributors had the ability to access data in advance
Dollar slips as BoC leaves rates unchanged
TSX forecast to hit 14,000 in 2011
Next increase could come in March
Economic conditions worse
Commodities gain amid deal to extend U.S. tax cuts
Carney may further downgrade BoC’s forecast for future growth
Gold hits new high
Declines in Ontario and Quebec
U.S. stimulus measures could be boosted: Bernanke
BMO earnings on deck for Tuesday
Economists divided over timing of future interest rate hikes
Commodity prices higher, financials weak
Jobless data suggests global economic recovery remains weak.
Few jobs added last month
Third quarter GDP growth was the weakest in a year
U.S. jobless rate climbs