Wednesday outlook: TSX heads for weak open on economic recovery worries
CIBC beats forecasts
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- August 25, 2010 August 25, 2010
- 07:45
CIBC beats forecasts
U.S. data deepens economic woes
Sales drop in six provinces
Commodities slide
2009-10 deficit $19.3 billion, $2 billion less than forecast
Banks up ahead of earnings
U.S. futures rise on M&A activity
BMO to kick off earnings season on Tuesday
Results milder than expected
New York lower on concerns recovery fading
Data reinforces worries about U.S. recovery
Consumer spending cooling as households focus on debt repayment
Dow tumbles 144 points
Canadian dollar slips
Sales down 0.1% by volume
Housing index continues to retreat
BHP to take Potash offer to shareholders
Bank of Canada has little room to move if Federal Reserve keeps U.S. rates on hold
Stronger growth in Europe, but weakness in the U.S., Japan
Claims have been on a downward trend since their peak in May 2009
U.S. crude inventories post sharp rise
Loonie, oil move ahead
Canadian buyers rebound
Wal-Mart profit beats analyst forecasts
Gold stocks rise; oil slips