Wednesday wrap: TSX ends higher despite late session selloff
BMO earnings, OECD forecast keep Toronto stock market in the black
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- May 26, 2010 May 26, 2010
- 15:33
BMO earnings, OECD forecast keep Toronto stock market in the black
Cut would leave ATS with the lowest active fees for securities priced between $1 and $5
Gains in manufacturing, construction and oil & gas extaction
BMO earns beat expectations
Bank of Canada called on to start raising interest rates immediately
Buying picks up after 4% plunge on European debt worries
TSX could also take a hit
Professional services and commodity-based industries will post the fastest rebounds, Conference Board says
Greenback seen as safe haven
Loonie dives as investors shun risk
Largest declines in Ontario, Quebec and Alberta
Traditional methods to ease sovereign debt may not be available to developed economies
Investors turn thumbs down on German move to defend euro
Post-recession recovery is losing some of its momentum
Starts will become more in line with long-term demographic fundamentals, economists says
Six of seven sectors up
Investors turn thumbs down on German move to defend euro
Germany to ban type of short selling
Analysts believe Bank of Canada will start raising rates modestly by a quarter of a percentage point June 1
Non-residents reduce their holdings of Canadian securities for the first time since December 2008
Investors try to look past turmoil in Europe
Toughening environmental regulations, high consumption of water and natural gas as could affect the bottom lines of oilsands producers
Oil, metals decline
Investors remain cautious about Europe’s economy
Economic growth will likely be subdued as governments tighten their belts