Nips and tucks keep Saskatchewan budget in the black
The province is forecasting a $96 million surplus
- By: Jennifer Graham
- March 21, 2012 March 21, 2012
- 20:00
The province is forecasting a $96 million surplus
Loonie closes lower
Ottawa on track to retire the deficit one year ahead of schedule
Eighth consecutive increase as economy appears to be picking up steam
Earnings expected to improve despite risks posed by low rates, European banks
U.S. home sales report on deck
Signs of weaker Chinese demand
$1.5-billion deficit projected for 2012-13
Fewer investors expect further rounds of quantitative easing by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Signs of weaker Chinese demand
Western Canada to top the growth rankings in 2012
Wall Street posts gains
Economy to grow 2.2% in 2012
Global equities continue their advance; Canadian equity market lagging global peers
Wall Street outlook mixed
Applying the brakes could disrupt other sectors of the economy
Rising government bond yields boost insurers
Oil prices up sharply, BCE plans to buy Astral Media
Canadians invest abroad
Core inflation tame in February
Commodities rise
Debt to income ratio retreats from record high
U.S. jobs report coming Friday
Traders look to U.S. economic data