Investments

P.M. numbers for February 5, 2010

The Toronto stock market ended higher amid investor turmoil over doubts that European countries can get their massive deficits under control and mixed employment news. Surging gold stocks helped the S&P/TSX composite index come back from a triple digit slide to close up 94.36 points at 11,223.12. The U.S. non-farm payrolls report for January said […]

By Staff |February 5, 2010

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P.M. market numbers for February 4, 2010

The Toronto stock market tumbled as worries about Europe’s government debt crisis unnerved investors and sent the U.S. dollar higher, which in turn punished commodity prices. Adding to the session’s woes was a surprising hike in U.S. jobless insurance claims data a day before the release of the non-farm payrolls report for January. The S&P/TSX […]

By Staff |February 4, 2010

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P.M. market numbers for February 3, 2010

The Toronto stock market closed down slightly Wednesday as a higher U.S. dollar helped depress commodity prices and investors took in news of sluggish expansion in the U.S. services sector last month. The S&P/TSX composite index dipped 17.88 points to 11,390.46 after U.S. manufacturing and housing data had pushed the main index up about 300 […]

By Staff |February 3, 2010

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A.M. market numbers for February 4, 2010

The Toronto stock market headed for a lower open Thursday with investors cautious ahead of Friday’s key U.S. non-farm payrolls report. Buying sentiment could also be limited by spreading worry about debt-plagued governments in Europe. The Canadian dollar was up 0.04 of a cent to 94.17 cents US. U.S. futures pointed to a negative open […]

By Staff |February 3, 2010

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