U.S. capital inflows rise to US$87.4 billion in July
Foreign central banks buy 50% fewer securities
- By: IE Staff
- September 16, 2005 September 16, 2005
- 08:37
Foreign central banks buy 50% fewer securities
Still at second-highest level in history
European indexes, U.S. futures rise
Higher gasoline prices cited
Cites province’s September Budget Update
Transition to begin in 2006, board says
Gold soars by US$5.60 an ounce
CSFB/Tremont Hedge Fund Index up 0.88%
Agree to work to improve market co-operation
Sharp upturn in inflation
Agency expects dip in August figures
Canada’s international investment position improves in second quarter
Issue is bigger worry than terrorism, says Spectrem Group
Price driven by demand for jewellery, inflation anxiety
Canada still leads in year-to-date U.S. sales
Lack information about investment opportunities
Price of crude oil holds above US$65 a barrel
Crude oil settles at US$65.09
Current account surplus is a buffer
But back orders rise for fifth straight month
Scarce rise in output disappoints economists
Excluding gas sales, figures even worse
Nikkei 225 index falls on profit-taking
S&P/TSX Income Trust Index debuts after closing Sept. 16
Resource stocks drag down S&P/TSX composite