Post-recession growth to be weak: Scotia Economics
Corporate earnings growth to drive equity gains in 2010
- By: Megan Harman
- December 1, 2009 December 1, 2009
- 14:00
Corporate earnings growth to drive equity gains in 2010
Ten of Canada’s top 25 urban areas are showing negative growth
Global executives predicting well-priced deals, less competition
Commodity prices rise
Most Canadians expect economy to improve in 2010
TSX finishes down 17 points after report of positive GDP growth in Q3
Many second-tier oil sands companies likely to be targeted
Activity in financial services sector already starting to rebound: MacDonald
Despite hefty improvements, deal activity remains well below pre-recession levels
Increase of 0.1% in third quarter signals end of recession
Canadian economy grows in Q3
Pure play EnCana, new oil player Cenovus
National Bank, TD, CIBC and Royal to report Q4 earnings
Steep fall-off in income taxes, corporate taxes and GST receipts
N.Y. down sharply amid concerns about Dubai debt fallout
New York futures point to sharp losses
U.S. stock markets closed for Thanksgiving holiday
Province plans to be back into a surplus position by 2012-2013
Job security and personal finances are the major worries
Stable payers offer downside protection in uncertain times
Gains in the goods sector offset losses in services
U.S. markets closed for Thanksgiving holiday
Consumer, home sales data takes N.Y. higher ahead of U.S. holiday
More deals may be done for cash to reduce the uncertainty of a shareholder vote