U.S. economic slowdown feels like a recession: Conference Board
Consumer confidence is at its lowest level since the early 1990s
- By: IE Staff
- July 22, 2008 July 22, 2008
- 08:30
Consumer confidence is at its lowest level since the early 1990s
Wachovia posts US$8.86 billion quarterly loss
U.S. stocks slip as price of oil rises
DundeeWealth completes two acquisitions
Canadian dollar likely to appreciate
Flood for Q2 earnings reports continues
U.S. markets close mixed
Wholesale trade rises in May: StatsCan
U.S. markets rally as price of crude retreats
Central bank likely to keep rates on hold, economists say
Tighter monetary policy required in many emerging economies
Morgan Stanley economists see increasing downside risks to the U.S. economy, and say the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will likely be unable to raise rates…
Average price to rise by 3.5%
J.P. Morgan profit slides, but beat expectations
Falling price of oil helps fuel U.S. rally
Manufacturing sector to benefit from stable loonie in 2009
Core rate edges higher
Gains widespread as sales increase in 16 of 21 industries
Manufacturing sales gains widespread in May: StatsCan
Price of oil slides
Rates likely in holding pattern until mid-2009, economists say
Lenders and investors in mortgage-backed securities will continue to come under stress
Uncertain outlook poses challenge for U.S. policymakers
GM suspends dividend
Crisis of liquidity must be defused quickly