Positive sentiment pushes TSX higher and U.S. stock markets to record highs
S&P/TSX composite index closed up 75.74 points on Monday
- By: The Canadian Press
- November 4, 2019 November 4, 2019
- 16:32
S&P/TSX composite index closed up 75.74 points on Monday
U.S. deals account for 49% of the value of M&A activity this year
Unemployment remains near a five-decade low
Canadian dollar traded for US75.99¢ on Thursday
Despite economic concerns, 75% of business owners plan to invest in innovation in the year ahead
Schroders finds institutional investors have performance concerns about sustainable investments
Earnings attributable to common shareholders were 79 cents per share, up from 70 cents per share in the prior year
Sentiment in Europe increased for the second month in a row, however
The Bank for International Settlements reports an increasing growth rate in foreign U.S.-dollar credit
There are 10 times as many seniors using cannabis today than there were in 2012
Economists had been forecasting a bigger slowdown
Only 23% of investors said their advisor had asked if they're interested in responsible investments
U.S. markets were down ahead of an expected Fed rate cut
TD reports 18% of high income earners have below-average financial health
Greenwich reports small players are targeting disgruntled corporate clients at larger banks
S&P 500 hits record high on positive earnings, trade sentiment
Nearly two-thirds of residential mortgages that were over 90 days in arrears in Q1 2019 were uninsured
Report highlights taxes, wages and job mix as reasons for Canada’s underperformance
Rapid adoption would reduce domestic oil consumption and could trigger mergers and acquistions
S&P/TSX composite index closed up 35.17 points on Friday
Positive economic data should mean the Bank of Canada holds
The proportion of the country's responsible investment assets dedicated to retail investors is roughly double that of Canada
Investors are holding onto large cash balances despite anticipating stock market gains