Toronto stocks post modest gains
S&P/TSX composite off 3.6% for the week
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
- October 7, 2005 October 7, 2005
- 16:10
S&P/TSX composite off 3.6% for the week
Changing of the guard brings uncertainty
Energy prices spark concerns over inflation
U.S. unemployment rate edges higher
More jobs in information, culture and recreation and in educational services
Agreement with federal government up for renewal next year
Canadian unemployment rate dips
Sheds 186 points as oil prices continue falling
No signs of a sharp deterioration looming
Central banks hint at rate hikes
S&P/TSX composite outperforming U.S. benchmarks
Only a matter of time before UK rates head lower, says CIBC World Markets
Spike in gasoline prices will hurt spending on big-ticket items, Conference Board says
Acquisition part of company’s growth strategy
Firm committed to developing ratings activities within the German financial services sector
North American stocks will likely open mixed Thursday as crude oil prices continue to retreat.North American markets plummeted Wednesday, as oil prices declined, inflation worries…
TSX down 213, Dow off 123
Higher energy prices blamed
Affluent population no longer feels very good about the investment environment, survey finds
Low inventories boosting production, Scotia Economics says
Loonie dips as price of oil falls
The London Stock Exchange is seeking to expand the reach of its Alternative Investment Market deeper into continental Europe.The LSE says it plans to develop…
U.S. markets close lower on inflation jitters
Says energy sector will push benchmark above 12,000
Increased concern about energy prices, impact of Katrina