Rosenberg, Barisheff outline key investment opportunities for 2010
Inflows into fixed income funds have hit record high levels
- By: Megan Harman
- January 7, 2010 January 7, 2010
- 16:45
Inflows into fixed income funds have hit record high levels
N.Y. mainly positive amid retail reports
U.S. retailers are reporting modest holiday gains
Low borrowing costs contribute to a sharp rise in demand
Recoveries that follow financial recessions tend to be much weaker than what follows non-financial recessions
N.Y. mixed on uneven data
Trading volume hits 118.5 billion shares
Stocks present attractive opportunities in the first half of the year
Sour mood prevails across industries, provinces
ADP report shows fewer than expected U.S. job losses
Mixed economic data weighs on U.S. stocks
Rebound in IPPI the strongest since June 2008
Second foreign-currency issue in the past year
U.S. dollar weak
Base metals, gold boost TSX
PE ratios remain low
ISM says U.S. manufacturing activity grew at the fastest pace in more than three years
Loonie jumps above US96¢ level
RBC Canadian Consumer Outlook Index rises
ISM manufacturing report coming Monday
N.Y. closes lower
Bank of Canada governor is facing an even bigger challenge, likely starting mid-year
Bulk of conversion activity won’t happen until toward the end of 2010
Parliament suspended until March 3