Thursday outlook: TSX heads for lower open after strong advance
TD misses forecast
- By: Malcolm Morrison
- September 2, 2010 September 2, 2010
- 07:40
TD misses forecast
Australian, Canadian dollars increase market share
Dow surges into September
Canadian businesses and households ignoring lessons imposed on firms and households elsewhere
Commodities rise on strong Chinese manufacturing data
Loonie slips as economy grows at slower pace
Canadian government bonds will continue to underperform Treasury securities
Consumer expenditures on goods and services grow at a slower rate
Fragile U.S. recovery prompts revision to model portfolio
Activity to stabilize in 2011 in line with demographic trends
Scotiabank earnigns miss expectations
Growth in household credit offset decline in business credit during July
RIM wins reprieve from India (Dollar-Markets)
Goods surplus with the United States shrinks by $2.3 billion
Bank of Japan expands low-interest loan program for financial institutions
Further monetary easing only a matter of time
Second monthly gain in a row
Federal government faces difficult challenge moving toward sustainable elimination of deficits
Investors look to U.S. jobs, manufacturing data
Bernanke spells out policy options should economic outlook deteriorate further
Buyers scoop up bank stocks
On track for projected $49.2B annual shortfall
Slow growth means major rally doubtful but downside also limited
Wider trade gap as imports surge
Cmmodities soft ahead Bernanke speech