Canada’s Goldilocks economy: Not very hot, but no double dip either
Canadian manufacturing, housing, and U.S. retail sales come in surprisingly strong
- By: Julian Beltrame
- October 17, 2010 October 17, 2010
- 11:01
Canadian manufacturing, housing, and U.S. retail sales come in surprisingly strong
GE earnings disappoint
The pre-budget submissions for 2011 tackle RRSPs, employer-based savings plans and the tax treatment of some financial products
Sinochem won’t make a rival bid for Potash Corp.: report
Risk of deflation is higher than desirable
Sales up 13.9% in motor vehicle manufacturing sector
Loonie flirts with U.S. dollar parity
Policy group’s opinion differs from private sector economists
Earnings expected to be 12% lower than the second quarter
Exports rise, imports fall
Loonie hits parity
Downgrades to domestic and international forecasts likely
HSBC’s Marber urges investors to reconsider traditional investment beliefs
Canadian dollar moves close to parity with the U.S. dollar
Infrastructure, energy and consumer sectors poised for growth
Hamilton leads the way
Loonie moves close to parity with U.S. dollar
Flaherty says balanced budget over five years away
China moves to curb lending
Bank of Canada to move to the sidelines for the next few months
Commodity prices ease
Canadian markets closed for Thanksgiving Day
Investors are hoping that companies will top the approximately 24% increase in earnings expected for S&P 500 firms in the third quarter
TSX gains 1.39% this week
Jobs still lost in September