Midday report: Markets ahead, but not by much
S&P/TSX up four points; Dow Jones gains five points
- By: IE Staff
- September 1, 2004 September 1, 2004
- 11:21
S&P/TSX up four points; Dow Jones gains five points
PMI slips to 59.0
Traders looking ahead to U.S. manufacturing report
S&P/TSX up 68 points; Dow Jones gains 51
Transportation sector primed for recovery
Turf wars being waged in Europe, U.S. as exchanges seek growth: study
S&P/TSX up 15 points; Dow Jones slips 31
U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in August, the Conference Board said Tuesday. The consumer confidence index declined to 98.2 in August from a revised 105.7…
Economy grows by annual rate of 4.3% in second quarter
Another lacklustre day forecast for stocks
Bay Street failed to hold on to early afternoon gains Monday, falling sharply before the closing bell, while Wall Street drifted lower throughout the day…
North American markets traded lower Monday morning as mixed news on the economic front, oil prices and politics combined to dampen investor enthusiasm.In Toronto, the…
Personal income growth slows
Trade surplus jumps to $20 billion in Q2
But manufacturers’ prices edge lower
U.S. personal incomes slip
Scotiabank to report Q3 earnings Tuesday
Danger zone starts at US$60 a barrel: report
U.S. markets post modest gains in quiet session
Dow drifts higher in lightly traded session
Corporate profits rise 17.9%
Stocks may open higher as investors respond to a U.S. GDP report that matched analyst expectations. U.S. economic growth slowed to 2.8% in the second…
Banking, energy shares slip
Rising interest rates curb new issues, trading volume