Tuesday wrap: Stock markets pull back following surprising drop in U.S. consumer confidence
TSX tumbles more than 100 points
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- February 23, 2010 February 23, 2010
- 16:35
TSX tumbles more than 100 points
The Canadian PressThe Harper Conservatives faced renewed opposition accusations Monday of showing contempt of Parliament for revealing broad outlines of what they called a do-nothing…
Investors await consumer data
Outlook from retailer Lowe’s helps depress N.Y.
Ontario set to outpace national GDP average for the first time in nearly a decade
Oil prices edge above US$80 a barrel
CIBC, National Bank to report quarterly earnings
Budget submission recommends increased contribution limits for RRSPs, TFSAs
TSX up 2% for the week
Five of eight sectors gain ground
Fairfax plans share offering to pay for Zenith takeover
Interim steps would calm some of the public anxiety
TSX up 59 points as commodity prices rise
Excluding energy component, inflation rate a tame 1.3%.
Wal-Mart earnings disappoint
Tax hikes likely needed
TSX financials gain 1.24%
Cautious consumers will make for modest recovery
Six of seven sectors report increased wholesale sales
Positive earnings reports, rising commodities could lift TSX
Financial stocks rise on tighter mortgage rules
Sluggish recovery and increasing debt burdens will lead to deterioration in credit profiles
Sixth increase in overall manufacturing sales in seven months
New mortgage rules may impact financial stocks