Slowing earnings momentum unlikely to derail global equity markets: report
Global stocks have cushion to absorb slowdown
- By: James Langton
- October 20, 2006 October 20, 2006
- 09:45
Global stocks have cushion to absorb slowdown
Tumbling gasoline prices push down consumer price index
Weaker U.S. economy has curbed demand for Canadian exports, Bank of Canada says
Dow closes above 12,000
Trading volume up 25% from 2005
Significant pullback in purchases by non-residents in August
Third increase in four months, despite auto pullback
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