Markets gain on both sides of the border in wake of U.S. midterms
Dow soars more than 500 points
- By: Ross Marowits
- November 7, 2018 October 31, 2019
- 17:10
Dow soars more than 500 points
Crude oil prices hit seven-month low
Market remains below forecast
Canadian households remain vulnerable due to heavy debt loads
Volume must increase for market players to fully realize the benefits of the system
Interest rate hikes and free trade negotiations weighed on Canadian indices
U.S. markets finish mixed
The Bank of Canada will decide on the appropriate pace of the increases based on how well the economy adapts to higher interest rates established…
Canadian dollar slips lower
Professionals foretell the next big thing in wealth management
The trade deficit narrowed in September
The jobless rate dipped to 5.8% as fewer searched for work
New York markets continue rally
U.S. markets also rise
Product identifies companies that derive at least 5% of their revenue from sustainable products and services
This increase was driven largely by U.S. dollar interest rate contracts
Social and sustainability bond issuance rises
Growth in oil and gas and finance and insurance offset declines in other sectors
Global indices to remain unchanged, while a new index series will include voting rights in its eligibility criteria
Testifying before MPs, the Bank of Canada governor said the current rate is still too stimulative for the improved economy
Dow, Nasdaq finish with triple-digit gains
As longer-term interest rates continue to rise, the rating agency expects to see revenue generated from mortgage banking to decline
Regulatory experts will work with data scientists to detect abusive trading behaviour
TSX, Dow and Nasdaq post triple-digit losses