The week ahead: Stocks in for tough week on concerns that Euro spending cuts will slow recovery
Gold could move further into record territory
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- May 16, 2010 May 16, 2010
- 12:09
Gold could move further into record territory
Rising U.S. dollar hurts commodities
Sales beat expectations, pave way for strong 1st quarter growth
April sales down, too, preliminary data show
Canadian dollar under pressure
Quebec and New Brunswick have come closest to keeping within their stated budget limits
More U.S. banks are under investigation
Cisco earnings disappoint
Gold hits new record on euro jitters
Half of firms actively pursuing new properties, acquistions: report
Economist forecasts 2012 or 2013 as the next high water mark for prices
Drop in exports halts six months of increases
Bullion hits new record high on euro nervousness
U.S. markets close mixed
Even with extensive due diligence, risks remain for investors, advisors
Industry rallies but earliest full recovery may not be until 2011
Optimism over plan to contain European debt crisis fizzles
Countries still need to take necessary austerity measures
Five-year, fixed rate drop 0.15 percentage points
Commodity prices rebound
Eurozone aid package restores confidence
Overall market values down 15% in the second half of 2009
Rebound will be uneven across the country
Members vote to admit Israel, Estonia, Slovenia