Countervailing forces to mitigate negative impact of aging population: UBS report
Declining economic growth and savings rates does not mean financial markets will weaken
- By: James Langton
- April 5, 2006 April 5, 2006
- 16:10
Declining economic growth and savings rates does not mean financial markets will weaken
On the heels of a speech last night by Pierre Duguay, deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, RBC Financial economists note that the BoC…
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Canadian earnings expected to slip to single digits
Revenues rose last year, but market cap fell
Markets cooling in Central and Eastern Canada
Materials also strong as gold futures go up
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Decision on UK, European interest rates coming Thursday
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