Ontario debt rating trend upgraded by DBRS
Rating agency says province has made appreciable progress in reducing spending growth
- By: James Langton
- June 2, 2005 June 2, 2005
- 11:06
Rating agency says province has made appreciable progress in reducing spending growth
Demand for diesel keeps oil prices above US$54 a barrel
U.S. markets finish higher
Ontario government suggests governance model to improve pension plans for members
Makes predictions for S&P/TSX composite review
Pace of expansion weakest since June 2003
Approaches “mildly bullish territory”, Spectrem says
Bombardier returns to profitability in Q1
Canada is northern anchor for a single, North American energy market, Nesbitt says
Says Balanced Budget Act has helped province stabilize
12 issues entering, 31 leaving
Rise outpaces economists’ forecasts
TSX valuations trading roughly in the middle range
New York office finds success with ratings of asset-backed securities
Consumer spending, business investment fuel growth
Stocks likely to open lower
Patience and judicious stock picking will be key, ABC manager says
Scotiabank earnings due Tuesday
Canada’s trade surplus dropped by $1.3 billion in the first quarter to $4 billion, the lowest level in almost two years, Statistics Canada reported today.…
Raw material prices fall
CIBC WM predicts temporary weakness in Euro bonds
Dodge calls for IMF reform
Manufacturers’ prices rise; raw materials prices slip
Scotiabank to report earnings