Fed holds; projects no rate hikes in 2019
Officials expect economic growth of just 2.1% this year, down from the previous projection of 2.3%.
- By: The Associated Press
- March 20, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 14:29
Officials expect economic growth of just 2.1% this year, down from the previous projection of 2.3%.
The rating agency has cut its global growth forecasts to 2.8% from 3.1%
Court ruling found that universal life policies can't be used for unlimited deposits
A new study forecasts that the workforce will be getting older, more reliant on immigrants
The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 63.27 points on Tuesday
New report finds increasing interest in funds that consider the environment and social responsibility
The price of oil surpassed US$59 per barrel
On Wednesday, analysts expect a scaled back projection from two interest rate hikes this year to one — or none at all
Economists revisit recession fears amid dropping yields, labour market concerns
Survey respondents predict a 0.2% dip in deal volume from last year
Foreign investors piled into Canadian securities, while Canadian investors shed foreign holdings
U.S. stock markets also closed up on Friday
The combined global debt US$240 trillion, BoC warns
CREA has updated its outlook for the year
U.S. indices were largely flat on Thursday
The EU has adopted new rules for sustainable investment disclosure
Seasonally adjusted household credit market debt reached 178.5%
Canadians spent 14.5% of their disposable income on debt repayment in Q4 2018
The Canadian dollar averaged US75.04¢ on Wednesday
Both bond and equity holdings declined in the quarter
U.S. stock markets were mixed on Tuesday
Inflation may pick up thanks to higher wages, some economists say
The big three life insurers recorded better results in 2018
Energy and tech stocks lead North American rally