Global investment banking fees stronger
Surging debt issuance leads the way, with lending, M&A up too
- By: James Langton
- October 7, 2024 October 7, 2024
- 14:26
Surging debt issuance leads the way, with lending, M&A up too
Electoral sweep would weigh on global growth, oil prices, Desjardins economists project
Forecasts are predicated on Congress passing much of each candidate's agenda — an unlikely scenario
RBC Capital Markets topped both debt and equity league tables, data show
Hiring gain, up sharply from the 159,000 jobs added in August, was far more than economists had expected
Declining energy prices drive rates down, core inflation easing too
Other economic factors, government policies offset the effect of higher rates
Greater Vancouver Realtors says lower rates fail to entice buyers
Deal volume down, but surge in "mega deals" drives value
The world’s fourth largest economy grew at an annual rate of 2.9%
Falling energy prices providing relief from burst of inflation that reached double digits
A big reason the Fed is reducing rates is because hiring has slowed, unemployment has picked up
A National Bureau of Statistics survey marked a fifth straight month of contraction
Deposit costs will ease, but it will take time for banks' margins to improve
Inflation in August was barely above the Fed's 2% inflation target
Retail trade sector was the largest contributor to overall growth
Payrolls rebound, and vacancies drop
In a new report, IFIC breaks down revenues from mutual funds, ETFs
Latest federal government reforms will be more effective than previous budget pronouncements
Strong consumer spending and business investment drove the result