TSX advances amid strong showings in Canadian retail sales
U.S. economy grows at faster than expected rate
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- November 25, 2014 November 25, 2014
- 16:45
U.S. economy grows at faster than expected rate
Global demand has not kept pace with strong oil production worldwide, leading to revised price assumptions
The Paris-based group projects that Canada’s economy will grow by 2.6% next year
Association makes several recommendations on how to address certain issues associated with CCPs
Report indicates positive trend in audit quality, identifies areas for improvement
The risk of overvaluation is most evident in Montreal and Quebec City
Canada must be to find ways to enhance productivity
China, ECB signal efforts to boost struggling economies
Feds report “exceptionally strong demand” for the issue
Every $1 million increase in real GDP generated by the industry increases provincial real GDP by a total of $2.8 million, report finds
50-year issue may be re-opened
Heightened scrutiny from state insurance regulators will be a headwind
More women serving on corporate boards, but participation by visible minorities drops
Falling crude oil prices are likely to weigh on GDP growth
Institutional investors increasingly optimistic on global economy
Additions to list of designated stocks exchanges provide more investment choice for Canadians
Kensington Venture Fund seeded under the federal government’s Venture Capital Action Plan
Several provinces buck national trend
New approach to high-frequency trading gains regulator approval
New business to serve Canada’s exempt market
Sub-indices by currency, maturity, sector, and use of proceeds are available
Banks facing further fines
The 2015 surplus is $5.5 billion smaller largely due to family-friendly tax measures
One risk: as competition for advisors and wealthier clients heats up, profitability may be marginalized
Most factors that have weighed on in 2014 will remain in place in the next two years