European investors optimistic on eurozone crisis resolution: Fitch
Policymakers moving towards a resolution of the crisis
- By: James Langton
- November 20, 2012 November 20, 2012
- 11:00
Policymakers moving towards a resolution of the crisis
Maintaining strong competition between trading on lit and dark venues is the best prescription for preserving market quality
The smaller number of first time buyers is already impacting the resale market
U.S. lawmakers meet to try to avoid fiscal cliff
Developed markets lead downgrades
Canada is no longer the best place for bond investors
Drop driven by crisis in Europe
Polls differ on whether Canadians will spend more or less
Earnings growth will likely moderate in 2013, as the banks face a less favourable economy
India forecast to become fastest growing trade market
Slowdown generated the fewest number of quarterly announcements in three and a half years
Fiscal update puts federal government promises in doubt
Optimism in the global economy is outweighing fears surrounding the U.S. fiscal cliff
Fewer execs believe conditions will improve over the next six months
Future regulatory fines would be less likely to affect ratings
The indicators for Japan, Germany, France, and the euro area continue to point to weak growth
Most of the big investment banks are already undergoing some degree of restructuring
Economic uncertainties, new regulations to hamper revenues and earnings
The shifting balance of long-term global output will lead to corresponding shifts in living standards
Commodities rise; dollar slips
Europe still poses greatest risk to financial markets
Rate expected to end the year little change at 2.8%
The outlook is less rosy for the financial and energy sectors
Policy uncertainty remains leading into fiscal cliff discussions