Opening bell: Teck Cominco to boost stake in Fording Canadian Coal Trust
Canadian dollar moves higher
- By: IE Staff
- September 24, 2007 September 24, 2007
- 07:30
Canadian dollar moves higher
AGF Q3 earnings on deck
Toronto stocks closed higher Friday, buoyed by ongoing strength in the energy sector. The C$ burst through par against its U.S. counterpart before settling modestly…
The U.S. markets should open a bit higher today, but an absence of economic data and earnings reports means there is little reason for any…
Toronto stocks closed lower today, ending an historic session where the C$ reached parity with the US$ in intra-day trading, as worries of higher royalty…
The powerhouse C$ today reached parity with the US$ for the first time since November 1976, actually touching $1.003 US before easing down a bit.The…
The worst of the U.S. subprime mortgage meltdown is yet to come, but losses won’t be as high as the markets have already priced-in, CIBC…
The major markets are expected to begin the day on a mixed note, as investors once again become wary about the U.S. economy and world…
U.S. markets move up on continued optimism surrounding the Fed’s interest rate decision
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the C$ isn’t really doing much to help the Bank of Canada restrain inflation, TD Bank economists say in a special…
The U.S. credit crunch has mushroomed into a stress test for the global financial system, Moody’s Investors Service says in a new report.The credit squeeze…
The North American markets should add to solid gains that were posted yesterday afternoon once the U.S. Federal Reserve chopped it key fed funds rate…
Central bank decision could mean it is now neutral and no further cuts are in store
C$ continues its journey toward parity, closing at $98.64
The U.S. Federal Reserve today sliced its key federal funds rate to 4.75% from 5.25%, the first downward move in the rate in four years.U.S.…
Modest decline in third-quarter profit better than some expected
Federal Reserve Board meeting eagerly awaited by traders
C$ inches closer to parity, closing at US97.24¢, while oil closes above US$80 a barrel
Ratings firm doesn’t cover products with market disruption clauses
Markets seen trading in a narrow range in anticipation of Tuesday’s expected cut by the Fed
But firm pares earnings estimates by 3%-4% for 2007 and 2008
New electronic equity market is currently offering trade execution services for three stocks
U.S. markets react favourably to a strong consumer confidence report
Oil prices slip after closing above US$80 a barrel for the first time
C$ also continues its upward climb, reaching US96.83¢