Manufacturing sales edge higher in September: StatsCan
New vehicle sales post first increase in three months
- By: IE Staff
- November 14, 2008 November 14, 2008
- 09:50
New vehicle sales post first increase in three months
Import prices fall
Canwest posts $1 billion loss in Q4
Despite what the federal government equalization formula says, Ontario does not really deserve to be considered a “have not” province, says research firm Global Insight…
Equity markets will likely recover eventually, but it could take a long time, and markets will probably remain quite volatile in the short term, says…
U.S. indices up 6%
In a slowing economy, retail investors should take a defensive position, say executives at BMO Harris Private Banking. The officers shared their 2008 fourth quarter…
Cross-border M&A declines as foreign investors shy away from U.S. deals
Saskatchewan to lead country in real GDP growth
U.S. trade gap shrinks as demand fizzles
The Bank for International Settlements reported that notional amounts outstanding of over-the-counter derivatives continued to expand in the first half of 2008, although credit default…
Canada’s trade surplus narrows to $4.5 billion
Average unemployment rate in the OECD area forecast to climb to 6.9% in 2009
Bank of Canada likely to cut rates another 50 bps at December meeting
Financial rescue plan fails to halt slide on U.S. markets
Forecast encorporates deep U.S. recession
North American auto industry in need of loan guarantees
ING Canada profit slips
North American stock markets tumbled on Tuesday amid disappointing corporate earnings reports and a plunge in commodity prices.The S&P/TSX composite index dropped 264.8 points, or…
Lower gasoline prices means consumer have more cash in their wallets
Depth of the global downturn will be similar to the 1991 recession
Building blocks for sustained recovery still not firmly in place, economist says
American Express wins approval to become bank-holding company
Weak earnings and economic worries drag down Dow