Rising rates boost interest payments
Canadians paid $9 billion more in interest charges in 2017 than in 2016
- By: Anne-Marie Vettorel
- September 17, 2018 June 20, 2019
- 11:43
Canadians paid $9 billion more in interest charges in 2017 than in 2016
U.S. markets finish mixed
Canadians owed $1.69 in credit market debt for every dollar of household disposable income
U.S. markets post solid gains
DBRS continues to expect strong results despite trade uncertainty
Energy stocks fail to get lift from higher crude prices
Dow posts triple-digit gain
Canada should remove interprovincial trade barriers to drive economic growth
The decision helps reduce one of the immediate uncertainties surrounding Brexit
Downgrades of speculative-grade liquidity ratings slightly outnumbered upgrades in August
The national trend continued to decline from the historical peak that was recorded in March
New York markets end mixed
New index tracks the performance of 43 family-controlled Canadian public companies
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The unemployment rate hit 6%
The exchange operator will conduct an internal test this weekend
Nasdaq sheds 72 points
U.S. markets close mixed
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Surplus with U.S. highest since October 2008
High household debt levels remain an ongoing risk for the banks
Since 1993, more than 80 real estate companies have completed an IPO on TSX and TSXV
Loonie falls further