Friday close: Materials stocks spook TSX
Benchmark index fell 16.9% in October
- By: Megan Harman
- October 31, 2008 October 31, 2008
- 15:40
Benchmark index fell 16.9% in October
The U.S. Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association reports that rising government deficits mean that total net Treasury bill, note and bond issuance will be…
Energy, manufacturing output drops
Canadian dollar opens lower
Canadian dollar continues to climb
Existing home sales forecast to fall 14% by year-end
Exchange working develop clearing solution for CDS market
Consumer spending tumbles
Asian markets soar on rate cut
Trading to begin with 10 symbols
Canadian dollar has largest single-day jump on record
Cut won’t likely be enough to prevent economy from slipping into recession
Canada remains in a strong position to deal with the continuing financial crisis
ELP program offers incentives to high-velocity traders
Central clearinghouse could substantially reduce risks, Moody’s says
U.S. demand for expensive goods climbed in September, boosted by higher car and airplane orders.Orders for durable goods increased by 0.8% last month to a…
Rate decision on deck
Rate cut optimism spurs buying
For the second consecutive month, Scotiabank’s Commodity Price Index, which measures price trends in 32 of Canada’s major exports, lost significant ground in September, declining…
Fall out from the financial crisis set to hit retailers this holiday season
Rogers profit up 84% in third quarter
TSX plunges more than 750 points
Credit crisis will to spread to non-financial companies, predicts NBF