Economy grew by better than expected 0.3% in November
Growth in the fourth quarter will likely remain stuck at about 1%, economist says
- By: Hugh McKenna
- January 31, 2013 January 31, 2013
- 12:45
Growth in the fourth quarter will likely remain stuck at about 1%, economist says
Buybacks won’t save the day if underlying profit growth stagnates
Outlook for the rest of the globe is less positive
Alternative investment managers are buying blocks of business from struggling insurance companies
Annual inflation increased in China, Brazil, and Russia
Europe still weakest region
Slow growth environment and low interest rates to weigh on life insurers
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High levels of consumer debt and elevated housing prices leave Canadian banks more vulnerable, rating agency says
Above average optimism signals consolidation, NBF says
Banks’ strengths are counterbalanced by risk from housing market and increasing consumer debt levels
U.S. recovery will benefit Canada’s manufacturing sector
The weak global recovery, and still-elevated sovereign risk for many European banking system may impact ratings
Major earnings disappointment from Apple
Central bank will keep interest rates low longer
Weak volume and sluggish M&A environment likely to hold back revenue growth
Canso exec expects strong corporate bond yields to continue in 2013
Findings underline the need for investors to pay particular attention to the quality of risk disclosures
Delayed recovery in Europe weighs on global growth
Rate announcement, winter monetary policy report coming Wednesday
Pressure from lower consumer spending could intensify house prices decline significantly
U.S. household credit in most major categories has now fallen enough to allow a higher pace of overall economic growth
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