TSX sheds 146 points as oil plunges to a five-month low
Loonie dips below US73¢
- By: Linda Nguyen
- May 4, 2017 May 4, 2017
- 16:30
Loonie dips below US73¢
May is the busiest month for annual meetings in Canada
There are now nearly 1,000 fewer publicly traded companies in the U.S. than there were 10 years ago
Driving the gain was a 7% increase in energy exports; trade deficit narrows
U.S. Fed leaves rates unchanged
U.S. markets advance; Nasdaq closes at record high
The credit rating agency forecasts that the U.S. speculative-grade default rate will decline to 3.0% over the coming 12 months
Deal announcements reached their highest level in the past five years and represent the fourth consecutive quarter of increased activity
Rolling back some of the post-financial crisis reforms would increase the likelihood of a disorderly wind-down of a failed systemically important bank
TMX Atrium’s low-latency wireless service will be offered alongside ICE’s SFTI wireless service
New York markets slip
IIROC, Advocis and others support enforcement measures in Ontario budget
Gains in service-producing industries were offset by declines in goods-producing industries
The centrepiece of the plan is a $465-million-a-year pharmacare program for children and youth
Government plans to study universal “best interest” duty
U.S. benchmarks make small gains
The budget increases the basic personal exemption by up to $3,000 for taxable income up to $75,000
The most vulnerable markets include Germany, Norway and Taiwan
Exchange company proposes several changes in response to customer demand
Loonie slips
House price overvaluation is now present in only six markets, rather than eight
The provincial government will release a balanced budget on Thursday
Loonie drops to 14-month low
The big European global trading and universal banks start reporting results next week