Moody’s expects capital markets boost for Wall Street in Q4
U.S. banks are set to report brighter investment banking and trading revenue, a report says
- By: James Langton
- January 11, 2024 January 11, 2024
- 14:29
Energy and housing prices fuelled the increase
Research finds disparities arise from differences in labour distribution as well as participation
Foreign-worker flows are a key uncertainty in forecast, Desjardins says
Central bank will need a communications shift to navigate policy pivot, TD says
While most retirees believe they are in a financially strong position, about 15% describe their financial position as "poor"
Inflation, specifically, stood out as a major issue in Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll
Total imports rose 1.9% while exports fell
Heightened global tensions pose risk of weaker growth
Forecasts for WTI range between US$70 and US$80
New research from the Bank of Canada finds a link between extreme temperatures and credit conditions
Price declines were mainly an Ontario phenomenon, but home prices were softening in the Fraser Valley, Winnipeg and Halifax
December marked the 23rd straight month that joblessness has remained below 4%
Softer job market conditions came as high interest rates continued to weigh on growth
JP Morgan tops global league tables while RBC leads local trio
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Equity issuance surged 37% in 2023; debt up 19% from previous year
Average home price was up 3% year over year
Deal activity rose in the fourth quarter, LSEG Data & Analytics reported
Minutes show that officials see further interest rate hikes as still possible, given economic uncertainty
Only $202 million was raised in 51 initial public offerings, according to market research firm
Region saw 1,345 homes changed hands in December, with average price of $1,168,700
Demand for workers remains strong by historical standards
But some optimists say opportunities may be out there, and a potential ``slow uptick'' in office space absorption by the end of 2024