Factory shipments fall for third straight month: StatsCan
Value of shipments hits lowest level in nearly two years
- By: IE Staff
- December 14, 2006 December 14, 2006
- 09:50
Value of shipments hits lowest level in nearly two years
Canadian economy to grow at annual rate of 2.75% by mid-2007: forecast
OPEC leaves production unchanged
Toronto stocks moved higher Wednesday, powered ahead by strength in the resource sector and a good session in the technology group. The S&P/TSX composite index…
Weak greenback curbs U.S. demand
Greenwich Associates research forecasts the biggest demand among the largest companies in Canada
Slowdown in demand for auto products results in third straight quarterly decline
U.S. retail sales unexpectedly jumped during November as the holiday season began, providing a fourth-quarter boost to the slowing economy.Sales advanced by a seasonally adjusted…
North American stocks may open higher Wednesday after U.S. retail sales rose more than expected in November as the holiday season kicked off.Sales advanced by…
Inflation likely to moderate, FOMC says
Enterprise messaging firm gives NYSE platform for delivering technology and services to customers
Offer open until January 11
Energy exports tumble 11.5%
BCE cancels plans for income trust conversion
The global economy will regain momentum after a temporary slowdown in 2007, Credit Suisse predicts. With that outlook, the global financial services giant favours selective…
Exchanges preparing to launch electronic trading of NYBOT products
Junk spectrum show signs of polarizing
SIFMA forecasts lower inflation
U.S. markets rise ahead of Fed decision
Soft commodity prices weigh on trusts during Q3
Elkins/McSherry report examined equity transaction costs on 60 different exchanges around the world
Platform significantly enhances the flexibility and functionality of the ISE Stock Exchange
Canadian stocks to under-perform U.S. counterparts