TSX drops more than 1%
Chinese interest rake hike at the cause of commodities, market downturn
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
- April 27, 2006 April 27, 2006
- 16:05
Chinese interest rake hike at the cause of commodities, market downturn
Firm expects another 25-bps rise before an extended break
But economic growth will moderate as year progresses
Growth, inflation expected to remain steady through 2008
The economy is also sure to benefit from the Conservatives’ proposed deferral
Growth expected to be sustained through 2006 - Ernst & Young report
Investors await remarks from Fed chief, BoC governor
Seven of 10 sub-groups rise, but energy drops back
Of 12 districts, New York the only one seen to be slipping
The exchange is currently engaged in discussions with significant industry participants
Increase comes on the back of the four asset classes that made up almost 80% of all new transactions
New standards will have higher financial and liquidity requirements than any other market in the world
Feds also release ways to access the federal budget via Web, phone and print
Rate of growth the largest in 13 years
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Dow sheds 50 points
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