North American markets slide despite positive earnings reports
Main Toronto market down slightly
- By: IE Staff
- January 21, 2005 January 21, 2005
- 17:40
Main Toronto market down slightly
S&P/TSX up 17 points; Dow Jones up seven
S&P/TSX down 31 points; Dow Jones off 68
A new report from CIBC World Markets warns that Canadian households are deeper in debt than a year ago and are vulnerable to any economic…
Technology stocks were in the news Thursday morning, helping offset losses on Bay Street, but leading Wall Street lower.At midday, the S&P/TSX was off 26.13…
BCA Research predicts that long-term Canadian bond yields will soon fall under U.S. yields, as the interest rate policies of the countries diverge. The Bank…
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S&P/TSX down 17 points; Dow 89 points
Focus is on attracting Chinese companies to list in Canada
S&P/TSX up three points; Dow Jones slides 38
2004 core rate in line with Bank of Canada estimate
New construction rebounds in December
Rate cut likely, says CIBC World Markets
Earnings reports mixed
CD Howe says business investment taxes are the third highest among 20 industrialized nations
Gold and energy stocks carried Canadian markets, while some strong earnings helped U.S. stay in the black on Tuesday.At close, the S&P/TSX was up 70.93…
S&P/TSX up 31 points; Dow adds 47
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Stock prices at risk if Fed hikes rates
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S&P/TSX up 26 points; Dow slides 40
Alcan warning offsets energy gains
Outlook for business activity remains largely positive