TSX set for higher open amid positive German confidence data, higher oil prices
Fed starts two-day meeting on interest rates
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- December 11, 2012 December 11, 2012
- 08:35
Fed starts two-day meeting on interest rates
Positive Chinese data, new investment rules for oilpatch
Default rate expected remain below historical averages
CFA members upbeat about global equity markets
Declines in Ontario and British Columbia
Stronger growth for China and the U.S.
Job creation competes with fiscal cliff worries
Canadian stocks will do better next year, but still trail U.S. equities
Policy rate announcements shift to one hour later
Loss of momentum heading into 2013
ECB intervention has failed to stop economic stagnation in Europe; fiscal cliff could tip U.S. into a recesession
Traders look to U.S. budget talks
Sharp increase in the UK; moderate rise in the U.S.
Policy rate likely to say at one per cent, economists say
A properly diversified portfolio includes cash, fixed-income, equity and real assets
Most firms pay less taxes in Canada than comparable companies in the U.S.
The majority companies in the S&P 500 expect slower rates of profitability and revenue growth
Dollar slips as economy stalls
Canada has outperformed the UK since Mark Carney was appointed Bank of Canada head, says Russell Indexes
U.S. set to outperform Canada as lower housing prices and increased savings will dampen domestic growth
RIM jumps on analyst share price upgrade
Equities forecast to outperform bonds over the next 10 years
With interest rates low, leverage is a necessary strategy for generating sufficient yield
Slower growth in Europe; faster growth in the U.S.
Quebecers who earn more than $100,000 a year will see their income tax rise