Investor confidence will not be fully restored until a tangible economic recovery is underway
Most portfolio managers expect growth in Europe to remain negative well into this year, yet are optimistic about gradual improvement in the second half and into 2014. Managers have spotted opportunities in the region, but warn of risks
Despite the mildly optimistic outlook for Europe’s economy, many risks remain
Policymakers moving towards a resolution of the crisis
Francesco Bongiovanni, author of "The Decline and Fall of Europe", discusses recent measures taking by the European Central Bank to help Spain, Italy and Greece. He spoke at the IIAC Conference at the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto.
Latest policy steps support the rating agency’s expectation that the eurozone will survive, but risks remain
Institutional commissions in Europe down by 25% since 2009, Greenwich reports
Change reflects negative outlooks for Germany, France and other key economies
Mutual recognition of cap-and-trade carbon units to begin July 2018
Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist for Edward Jones, discusses three possible scenarios for the Greek sovereign debt crisis. He says the fear and uncertainty surrounding the fate of the Euro zone shouldn't distract clients from their long-term investment strategies. He spoke at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.