U.S. retail sales see modest January rebound
Sales increased just 0.2% after a sharp fall of 1.6% in December
- By: The Associated Press
- March 11, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 10:34
Sales increased just 0.2% after a sharp fall of 1.6% in December
Weak U.S. jobs numbers and dropping oil prices pull markets down
The unemployment rate fell, though, and average hourly pay rose
The 55,900 jobs added in Canada last month outpaced job creation in the United States
New residential construction remains above historical average
Ground breaking jumped 18.6%, led by single-family houses
TSX drops 36 points while Dow Jones loses 200 amid concerns of an economic slowdown
U.S. benchmark index has gained 309% since bottoming out in march 2009
European Central Bank joins global push to help economy
Men outnumber women by a ratio of seven to one among the top 0.1% of earners
Canadian index helped by BoC’s decision to stand pat on rates
Aim is to improve CRM2 reporting
Banks' U.S. and international businesses continued to post strong performance
Three-quarters of widowed and divorced women wish they had been more involved in finances
North American markets level off after strong start to year
The average selling price was $780,397, up from $767,801 a year ago
Energy sector hit by Enbridge pipeline delay
Across all residential property types, sales dropped 32.8% compared with a year ago
In families where women work, their earnings now account for a record 47% of family income
Broad-based rally lifts North American markets
The savings rate jumped significantly, though, in a rough month for equities
Canada's economic growth slows to 1.8% in 2018
Disappointing results from CIBC and TD Bank weighed on the financial sector
In such situations, automated payments or savings "might be actively harmful to a consumer’s interest"