Monday wrap: G20 vow to avoid currency war boosts stocks
U.S. dollar weakness lifts loonie
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- October 25, 2010 October 25, 2010
- 15:30
U.S. dollar weakness lifts loonie
G20 countries vow to avoid currency devaluations
Commodity prices move higher
GDP reports coming Friday
Retail sales on the rise: StatsCan
Federal government remains on track for year, Finance says
New York markets mixed
Cost of energy 5.6% higher
Canada’s inflation rate rises
Gold, oil prices drop
First decline since April 2009
Price of oil slips on weaker demand
Quarterly review highlights risks
Higher sales in the machinery, equipment and supplies subsector
EnCana earnings miss analyst expectations
Loonie slides after Bank of Canada leaves interest rates unchanged
Bay Street economists offer differing opinions
Economy has weakened since last forecast
Think tank lowers domestic GDP forecast
Canadian dollar down ahead of central bank announcement
Rates unlikely to change until next spring: Moody’s
Apple, IBM earnings beat expectations
Canadians buy foreign stocks
Stronger U.S. currency helps depress commodity prices
Bank of Canada decision coming Tuesday