U.S. current account grows to US$218.4 billion
Income deficit of US$4.1 billion sets a new record
- By: IE Staff
- September 18, 2006 September 18, 2006
- 09:41
Income deficit of US$4.1 billion sets a new record
And U.S. investors acquire second-highest amount of Canadian bonds on record
International Index Co. to administer indices following a brief transition period.
Plenty of economic data expected this week from both sides of the border
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U.S. markets advance for the week
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TSX sheds 128 points
Canada in good shape to weather any weakening
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Net liability to foreign residents climbs by $12.5 billion
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U.S. retail sales put in weak performance
TSX gains 98 points
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OSC approves rule changes to allow exchange to operate Pure Trading
Fixed-income trading volume jumps 25% in Q1
Decline a result of a slowdown in economic activity
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