Thursday close: TSX rebounds as resources shares surge
Chemical sector deal boosts U.S. stocks
- By: IE Staff
- July 10, 2008 July 10, 2008
- 15:50
Chemical sector deal boosts U.S. stocks
Action need to prevent expectations of higher inflation becoming more pronounced
U.S. retailers report strong June sales
A late afternoon selloff dragged the Toronto Stock Exchange’s main index into an official correction on Wednesday, as it dropped almost 200 points.The S&P/TSX composite…
Canada's major trading partners and consumers are feeling the heat
Economic research firm, Global Insight Inc., argues that the Canadian dollar is currently undervalued as the market has been slow to adjust to the new…
Corus earnings up 27%
The seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts was 217,800 units in June, down from 227,700 units in May, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing…
U.S. slowdown, commodity deflation pose risks
Dow posts triple-digit gains
According to research firm Point Carbon, the global carbon market has traded US$59 billion worth of contracts in the first half of this year, just…
Term PRA maturing on July 10 will not be renewed
Alcoa set to kick off Q2 earnings season
U.S. markets finish lower
Companies in Western Canada looking to invest
Energy, materials stocks will continue to drive index earnings growth
Countries abandoning the practice of pegging their currencies to the U.S. dollar could become the next source of trouble for the global economy, cautions BMO…
U.S. stock futures rose Monday after a pullback in oil prices.Oil fell below US$143 a barrel in Asia amid signs of easing tensions over Iran’s…
Telecom index, up more than 5% as BCE shares rise, among few winners
Restocking essential to providing equity benchmarks, firm says
U.S. markets closed Friday
Poor state of labour market portends weak consumer spending
Ontario economy shrinks