Canadian home sales climb higher in April, boosted by Toronto and Montreal
The 4.2% increase was the first year-over-year gain since December 2017
- By: The Canadian Press
- May 15, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 11:42
The 4.2% increase was the first year-over-year gain since December 2017
The consumer price index increased to 2% annualized
The Canadian dollar closed slightly lower
Demand for condos, some of it hidden, could keep prices on an upward path
The lack of women in VC leadership may impact which firms get funded, a report says
Dow plunges more than 600 points; TSX loses ground but fares better than U.S. markets
Geopolitical uncertainty has increased demand for U.S. dollars, a trend that could become another headwind for U.S. corporate earnings
The country is still a relatively small player compared with the United States, China and France
U.S. markets post gains
LTSE will focus on listing companies that pursue long-term success rather than short-term results
Further rate hikes from the Fed may not be necessary.
Corporate credit market “relatively calm,” says Moody‘s report
Unemployment rate drops to 5.7% last month
Derivatives trading and clearing businesses put in strong performance
Market volatility persisted on Thursday
ETFs track the performance and liquidity of their underlying assets
The bancassurance distribution channel is entrenched in Europe and growing in popularity in Asia
Global green bond issuance totalled $47.2 billion
The June crude contract was up 72¢ on Wednesday
Franklin Templeton study finds boomers who work with advisors are confident about their savings
But if a global slowdown develops, will governments have the political will to enact fiscal measures?
Report recommends investors get exposure to countries at different demographic stages
Triple-digit decline for the S&P/TSX composite on Tuesday
Feds missed out on $169 million in tax from foreign digital vendors
The finding comes amid reports of failed or fraudulent initial coin offerings