Opening bell: Oil prices spike
Canada’s current account surplus slips in third quarter
- By: IE Staff
- November 29, 2007 November 29, 2007
- 08:50
Canada’s current account surplus slips in third quarter
Consumers have begun to fall behind on non-housing related debt payments, BCA Research warns
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Inflation remains under wraps: beige book
Oil prices expected to remain high
Sector at the forefront of productivity growth
Business capital spending falls 2.3%
Bombardier profit rises
Pressure building for Fed and other central banks
Citigroup investment boosts U.S. markets
Every past economic downturn has lead to lower profit margins
New Nasdaq index to track internet sector
National labour productivity up 1% compared with 2.2% in 2005
Oil prices, Canadian dollar head lower
TSX drops 146 points
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Third-quarter GDP data due Friday
U.S. stocks finish higher after shortened session
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Canadian dollar slips
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