Equity, debt issuance down from 2011
Scotia Capital, RBC Capital Markets lead underwriting
- By: James Langton
- October 4, 2012 October 4, 2012
- 07:45
Stable outlook reflects moderate debt burden, strong investments
Emerging markets show stronger prospects, but growth levels next year will likely be less robust than investors are used to seeing.
Canadian investment managers split over the impact of events in Europe
These firms show higher levels of risk than their single-class peers
Bernanke defends Fed’s moves to stimulate U.S. economy
Companies appear to be more concerned about protecting and preserving what they have than creating something new
Lack of progress points to weaknesses in business models and underlying profitability
Signs of a slowdown could become a greater concern for the Canadian economy
Recent indicators highlight the persistent weakness and downside risks facing the global recovery
Wealthy households benefit from rebound in stock markets
Traders worried about direction of the global economy
Latest policy steps support the rating agency’s expectation that the eurozone will survive, but risks remain
Recession deepens in Europe; lower activity in Japan and China
Total value of deals rises to $79 billion
China policymakers appear committed to engineering a soft landing for giant economy
Commodity prices decline
Revised forecast calls for 1% growth in Q3
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago recommends controls to help mitigate risks
Survey shows investors are less concerned about the eurozone
TD Canada Trust study shows most couples are financially interdependent
FedEx cuts economic forecast
Canadian dollar slips
Hong Kong moves to tighten mortgage lending