Pot investors had few reasons to celebrate first day of legalization
S&P/TSX composite sheds 50 points
- By: Ross Marowits
- October 17, 2018 October 30, 2019
- 17:10
S&P/TSX composite sheds 50 points
Report calls on government to improve Canada’s international competitiveness within three years
Cannabis shares pull back a day after they enjoyed large gains
Initially proposed in July, the program will launch Nov. 1
Multinational companies with significant operations in emerging markets provide a safer alternative to the stocks of local companies
TSX posts slight loss; Dow drops nearly 90 points
Overall business sentiment in Canada was running at near-record levels in late summer
U.S. markets make up some losses
The underground economy grew notably faster than the overall economy
North American selloff continues
Businesses should prepare for more moderate domestic demand growth and a weaker U.S. economy
TSX has worst day in more than three years
Canada’s VC market continues to perform well
Investing in bonds to take shelter from the potential tumble in stock prices also carries great risk
U.S. markets finish mixed
TD Securities first in equity and debt underwriter rankings
The move to extend trading hours is in response to an increase in activity and demand from global clients of Canada’s derivative exchange
Dow drops 180 points
Increase driven by gains in part-time work
U.S. bond yields hit seven-year high
Markets rise on further signs of U.S. economic growth, Italian concessions
Dow hits new record high
A late surge in long-term interest rates and increased strength in U.S. and international equity markets boosts pension health to an 18-year high
Speaking knowledgeably about RI to clients can give retail advisors an advantage in an increasingly competitive marketplace
Dow jumps more than 190 points