Waning global recovery suggests more stimulus required: NBF
Home prices remained depressed in most countries in the first quarter
- By: James Langton
- May 23, 2012 May 23, 2012
- 07:45
Home prices remained depressed in most countries in the first quarter
The move reflects the government’s reduced flexibility to provide financial assistance; insurance company ratings unchanged
Three factors could impact investors
Royal Bank and CIBC most exposed to potential mortgage risk
BMO to report Q2 earnings on Wednesday
Facebook stock stalls after surging in market debut
BMO Global Asset Management report finds strength in consumer staples, utility stocks
Prices rise modestly for most consumer items in April
Commodity prices advance
More advisors are looking to alternative investment strategies to manage the impact of market volatility
Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist for Edward Jones, says market pullbacks caused by concerns over European debt crisis and slow down of European and emerging…
Another round of cheap three-year financing from the ECB will be necessary for some European banks
Weaker growth outlook means investors should be reducing their risk exposure
Resurgent fears about the Greek economy
China moves to ease lending
Appetite for M&A has markedly increased over the past 24 months, despite on-going global economic challenges
Inflation report coming Friday
U.S. economy will be the key driver of capital markets
Joblessness affecting men, young people
Regulator invites comment on approaches for establishing price and volume thresholds
Positive U.S. jobs data supports stocks
Euro area split with Germany positive, France sluggish
Confidence in the domestic economy has more than doubled
Moderate default rate forecast over the next year