Who’s in, who’s out in next TSX shuffle?
In a new report Friday, CIBC World Markets tries to predict stocks that could be deleted from the S&P/TSX Index at its next quarterly rebalancing;…
- By: James Langton
- August 9, 2004 August 9, 2004
- 07:45
In a new report Friday, CIBC World Markets tries to predict stocks that could be deleted from the S&P/TSX Index at its next quarterly rebalancing;…
Jobless data have some economists wondering whether U.S. central bank will stand pat next week
S&P/TSX down 91 points; Dow Jones falls 147
Oil prices, geopolitical concerns lead to risk reductions, S&P says
But fund's value jumps 3.8%
Could reach 2.5% by July 2005, Moody’s says
S&P/TSX off 67 points; Dow Jones down 89
Unemployment rate dips to 5.5%
Manufacturing sector adds 21,000 jobs
U.S. recovery may be losing steam
Majority of maturing debt will be investment grade
S&P/TSX down 95 points; Dow Jones down 163
Canadian economy, increased business spending and M&A market all factors
S&P/TSX off 15 points; Dow Jones falls 73
Rates rise in Britain Thursday, but NBF cautions about “over-restrictiveness”
Markets still showing signs of good health, IDA says
Drop in oil prices bodes well for stocks
But any upgrades will depend on economic outlooks
Housing starts in Canada are expected to hit 225,700 units this year, making 2004 the strongest year since 1987 for new home construction, according to…
S&P/TSX down 43 points; Dow Jones off 30 points
Crude oil futures rose to record high early Wednesday on worries about production capacity constraints. The September light sweet crude contract on the New York…
Future of interest rates remains uncertain
Negative outlook for Power group; trend stable for Brascan Financial
S&P/TSX up six points; Dow Jones falls 59
Consumer spending and manufacturing activity data released this week in the U.S. are no reason for panic, says RBC Financial Group.On balance, the data show…