U.S. consumer spending drops sharply in June
Slowdown led by slide in auto sales
- By: IE Staff
- July 14, 2004 July 14, 2004
- 09:10
Slowdown led by slide in auto sales
Markets haves demonstrated remarkable resiliency despite risks
Japanese banks contemplating merger
TSX up 30 points; Dow up nine points
TSX shareholders study says 57% of shareowners hold stocks, while 81% own funds
Some long-awaited upbeat news from Nortel Networks Corp. boosted Toronto markets, while U.S. markets drifted into negative territory Tuesday morning.As of midday, Toronto’s S&P/TSX composite…
Electronic exchange captured 70% of IPOs in first six months of year
Exports hit record high in May
Strong exports trim U.S. trade deficit
TSX loses 50 points; Dow Jones up 25
Exporters not hurt as much, importers didn’t benefit, study says
Global credit quality is likely to show increasing stability, Moody’s Investors Service says in its latest quarterly report on rating actions, reviews and outlooks. Moody’s…
Dominion Bond Rating Service is concerned about the possible risks that investors in mortgage-backed securities could face from the possible inclusion of so-called “predatory loans.”DBRS…
S&P/TSX off 58 points; Dow slips 41
Earning season continues
Kearns stepping down as Canadian president, Montreal office closing
CPI for Canada, U.S. on Friday
TSX up 52; Dow rises 41
S&P/TSX up 23 points; Dow Jones ahead 35
Bull riding to close trading session
Strongest mid-year level since 1987
GE earnings beat forecast
Situation worsening says National Bank Financial