Thursday outlook: Stocks poised to rise on upbeat earnings
Canadian GDP edges lower
- By: IE Staff
- April 30, 2009 April 30, 2009
- 07:40
Canadian GDP edges lower
U.S. markets shrug off gloomy GDP report
Current demand is outstripping supply
Policymakers see signs recession is easing
Economic optimism remains at historically low levels
Gains will be largest in the U.S.
Business has lagged in investment in information and communications technologies
Rogers, Talisman post weaker earnings
Provincial commitments will roughly double the overall amount of stimulus hitting the economy in the near term
U.S. markets finish flat
Market regulations must account for the fact that humans are not always rational, behavioural finance expert says
Economy working its way through “five waves of weakening”
Consumer confidence jumps in April
Largest increases in the West and Ontario
U.S. banks told to raise more capital: report
Toronto index sheds 1.6%
Roubini expects corporate earnings to be weaker than expected throughout the rest of the year
Unpredictability of the influenza virus poses a challenge
Declining exports contributed to lower GDP in Newfoundland, Ontario, Alberta and B.C.
GM offers debt swap
Fed rate decision on deck
Materials group buoys Toronto stocks
Ongoing improvement in growth conditions will be reliant on fixing the global banking system
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