Closing bell: Techs, gold rattle markets
S&P/TSX unchanged; Nasdaq loses 17
- By: IE Staff
- February 3, 2005 February 3, 2005
- 16:45
S&P/TSX unchanged; Nasdaq loses 17
S&P/TSX off 22; Dow down 30
Canada is one of the few countries borrowing less, S&P says
After a strong 2004, Canadian industry will experience more modest growth prospects in 2005 thanks partly to the higher Canadian dollar, TD Economics said Thursday…
Orders for factory goods rise
Insurers and diversified financials still a good bet, says TD Waterhouse
U.S. worker productivity cools in Q4
S&P/TSX up 34; Dow jumps 45
Market reaction muted
“Little upside” on TSX beyond 9300
Ottawa sets aside $172 million for 15 nations
Gold and energy stocks gave Canadian markets a lift Wednesday morning, while U.S. investors were cautious ahead of remarks from the Federal Reserve that would…
Index goes into neutral from bullish; some clients switching firms
BCE, Boeing post lower profits
U.S. markets end higher
S&P/TSX up 53 points; Dow advances 59
Growth likely to slow in 2005, says Scotia Economics
U.S. manufacturing report on deck
Merger news lifts Dow
MBS forecast to capture larger share of commercial mortgage market
TSX up 17, Dow ahead 60
High energy prices fuel oil and gas exploration
Canadian economy advances in November
Earnings season in full swing
TSX off 32, Dow down 40