Foreign investors snap up Canadian securities
Citigroup earnings disappoint Wall Street
- By: IE Staff
- July 18, 2005 July 18, 2005
- 08:20
Citigroup earnings disappoint Wall Street
Flood of earnings reports continues
U.S. markets edge higher
Population and productivity growth bode well for U.S. firms
Increase fuelled by rise in gasoline prices, StatsCan says
Industrial production surges
GE earnings jump 24%
Last year’s returns will be hard to match, S&P says
U.S. markets rally
Bank of Canada says economic growth should be 2.7% in 2005, 3.3% in 2006
Survey shows concern about possible U.S. economic slowdown
Auto discounts boost retail sales
Apple earings soar as sales jump 75%
S&P says value-at-risk measure has limitations
Dow up 43; Nasdaq and S&P 500 finish flat
Securing access to analysts and face-to-face meetings with companies is gaining favour
Canadian lumber companies industry leaders, survey finds
Revenue in its first fiscal quarter increased by 13%
Energy imports post big gain
But import prices rise in June
Performance gap between Asia and the industrial nations will stay very wide
Oil prices headed back to US$61 a barrel
Net issuance of Canadian common stock turns negative in Q2
S&P 500 nears four-year high