Bank of Canada raises rates to 3.5%
Central bank suggest further increases are likely
- By: IE Staff
- January 24, 2006 January 24, 2006
- 10:20
Central bank suggest further increases are likely
Loonie slips ahead of expected rate cut
Sale follows acquisition of Pacific Exchange
U.S. markets end flat
In a new report, Fitch Ratings says that China’s asset management industry looks set for a surge in growth due to sustained GDP growth rates,…
New car sales fuel growth
Rebound reflects higher stock prices, lower energy costs, says UBS
Earnings season continues
Retail sales hit new record in November
Toronto stocks dropped Friday, despite a slight rise in energy stocks, as the broader market, and particularly the IT sector, headed into negative territory.Meanwhile, U.S.…
Rally expected to cool in 2006
The Standard & Poor’s Investment Policy Committee (IPC) has reaffirmed its positive outlook on the Japanese equity market. The decision comes after the group of…
Sharp drop in automotive sector
Wholesale sales slip in November
U.S. markets record modest gains
Potential for inflation remains high, MPC says
Canadians snap up foreign stocks
A long position in oil or energy stocks is a good hedge against a potential threat to global equity markets, counsels BCA Research.“World stock markets…
S&P/TSX composite falls 135 points
Retail sales, jobs increase in most districts
Metal mining and refining will also see growth in 2006
New orders down sharply
Higher gasoline prices push CPI up slightly
North American stocks look set to tumble at Wednesday’s open amid disappointing earnings reports from Intel and Yahoo, another jump in oil prices, and a…