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Market Insights
Remember when the U.S. Federal Reserve set the market ablaze with the forecast that it would not to raise rates before mid-2013? Well, now the Fed is extending that outlook a little further, to late 2014.
By Staff |January 25, 2012
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Industry
This year will be much kinder to energy investors than 2011 for oil and gas, according to a panel of sector specialists.
By Jacqueline Louie |January 25, 2012
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You can probably chalk it up to whether or not your financial market imploded, but Canadians are apparently twice as likely as Americans to view the present as a good time to make investments.
While the rest of the world’s central banks have been fighting deflation, those in Asia have been fighting inflation. Now, it appears the battle has been won.
By Staff |January 24, 2012
Canadian pension plans ended the year barely in positive territory, thanks to an impromptu October market rally that helped lift retirement assets by 4.2% in the fourth quarter, according to a survey by RBC Dexia Investor Services.
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Invesco Canada has announced the listing of Canada's first and only low-volatility index-based ETF, PowerShares S&P 500 Low Volatility (CAD Hedged) Index ETF.
Thousands of clients have recently had their investments in the Vancouver-based GrowthWorks Canadian Fund frozen as it attempts to avoid a crippling wave of redemptions.
By Renée Alexander |January 20, 2012
Products
RBC Global Asset Management has announced the cash distributions of the RBC Target Maturity Corporate Bond ETFs will be paid out monthly instead of on a quarterly basis, effective immediately.
By Staff |January 20, 2012
U.S. earnings season kicked into high gear last week, and with many of the U.S. investment banks reporting weak results, Wall Street is wondering if this is a temporary slump or if they will soon get back to their high flying days.
By David Andrews |January 20, 2012
The world will continue to lurch from one crisis to another until policymakers in the eurozone start to put their heads together, rather than locking their horns, over its sovereign debt crisis.
By Vikram Barhat |January 20, 2012
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