World economic growth expected to ease: OECD
Canada to outpace other nations
- By: James Langton
- April 7, 2010 April 7, 2010
- 08:21
Canada to outpace other nations
Loonie hovers around parity level with U.S. dollar
U.S. rates expected to stay low because inflation isn’t a threat
Budget creates a new 21% tax bracket
N.Y. weak; Fed signals optimism about economy
Economic growth and inflation are likely to be near target levels, central bank says
Value of exports drops sharply in 2009
Renewed concerns about Greece’s debt crisis
Loonie nears parity with U.S. greenback
Jobs report may push dollar through parity
Report suggests broader economy is recovering
Oil prices rise above US$85 a barrel
Canadian jobs report coming Friday
Unemployment rate holds at 9.7%
Market weighed by RIM earnings results
Natural Gas Exchange will operate on a reduced schedule
Encouraging signs support a return of modest but self-sustaining private-sector demand growth
Consumer fundamentals are weaker than they have been in almost 15 years
RIM likely to weigh following earnings
U.S. private-sector employers slashed 23,000 jobs in March
Manufacturing up 1.9%
Rising oil prices, improving risk sentiment to support currency
Non-farm payroll employment virtually unchanged.