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Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, Dow and S&P Close Lower
The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday it would leave interest rates unchanged, and indicated it anticipates the unwinding of its balance sheet will conclude in September. In a statement, the Federal Open Market Committee cited...
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Strategist Says Fed Decision Pleased the Market, But May Be Too Cautious
The Federal Reserve released the minutes of its January meeting to the public on Wednesday ー and while the market was unfazed by the note explaining why the benchmark interest rate was kept within its current range, Michael Lee,...
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CIBC economist on Canada's slowing economy
Avery Shenfeld comments on the latest GDP data, which shows the economy is slowing enough to possibly warrant a pause in the Bank of Canada's plans to raise interest rates.
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Markets Surge After Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
Markets surged on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced it would leave interest rates unchanged. In a statement that was released following the conclusion of the Fed's quarterly, two-day meeting, the central bank said it would...
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20 years of the euro
It’s been 20 years since the Euro was created on January 1, 1998. Today, three-quarters of people in the eurozone are in favour of the euro, the highest number since 2004 — apparently dispelling the impression of rising anti-European...
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20 years on — has the euro been a success?
It’s been 20 years since the euro was created on January 1, 1998. Today, three-quarters of people in the eurozone are in favour of the euro, the highest number since 2004 — apparently dispelling the impression of rising anti-European...
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Markets Rally after Strong Jobs Report, Powell's Vow to Be 'Patient' with Policy
Markets soared on Friday ー the Dow Jones Industrial Average leading gaining more than 670 points ーfollowing comments by Fed Chair Jerome Powell on monetary policy and reports that the jobs market is not slowing.
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Need 2 Know: Syria Withdrawal, Gatwick Airport Drone Shutdown
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018.
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Most Millennials Couldn't Afford a $1,000 Emergency, Survey Says
Sixty percent of millennials would have to beg, borrow, or steal if confronted with a mere $1,000 in emergency expenses, according to a new survey from LendingTree, which defines the generation as those between 22 and 37 in age. Brian...
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Year Ahead Market Predictions From a Top Economist
David Berson, chief economist at Nationwide Insurance, said he isn't worried about the brief yield-curve inversion that sparked fears of a recession last week. When short-term bonds begin to invert, then it's time to worry, he said.
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Previewing Wednesday's Fed Meeting
Looking ahead to the upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve, Lance Humphrey, executive director of global multi assets at USAA, told Cheddar that even with a rate hike, the stock market can still prosper. We've gotten too used to low...
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What to Expect from Wednesday's Fed Meeting
Looking ahead to the upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve, Lance Humphrey, executive director of global multi assets at USAA, told Cheddar that even with a rate hike, the stock market can still prosper. We've gotten too used to low...
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Markets Soar After Fed Chairman Powell's Reassuring Comments on the Economy
On Tuesday Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chairman, gave remarks on the state of the country's economy softening his previous tone on policies that initially sent the markets more than 500 points lower. Powell focused on the new...
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Did Trump's Attacks Make Fed Chair Powell Change His Tune?
Fed Chair Jerome Powell addressed a luncheon Tuesday with a tone that suggested interest rate hikes may slow. Investors loved what they heard, and markets soared in the wake of Powell's remarks.
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Powell's Interest Rate Comments Cheer Wall Street Despite Trump's Attacks
Fed Chair Jerome Powell addressed a luncheon Tuesday with a tone that suggested interest rate hikes may slow. Investors loved what they heard, and markets soared in the wake of Powell's remarks.
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Need 2 Know: Senate's White House Rebuke, Pelosi's Speaker Win
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018.
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Goldman Sachs, Banker to the Rich, Offers High-Yield Savings Accounts for the Rest of Us
Marcus is Goldman's two-year-old consumer division for savings and loans. Dustin Cohn, head of brand and marketing communications at Marcus, said that the products are designed for consumers who are leaving money on the table in terms of...
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Goldman Sachs, Banker to the Rich, Offers Savings Accounts for the Rest of Us
Marcus is Goldman's two-year-old consumer division for savings and loans. Dustin Cohn, head of brand and marketing communications at Marcus, said that the products are designed for consumers who are leaving money on the table in terms of...
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Goldman Sachs' Consumer Division Marcus Launches Savings in Clarity App
Marcus is Goldman's two-year-old consumer division for savings and loans. Dustin Cohn, head of brand and marketing communications at Marcus, said that the products are designed for consumers who are leaving money on the table in terms of...
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Investors Say Good Riddance to Spooky October on Wall Street
A witch's brew of mounting concerns over borrowing costs, global growth, and tariffs collided head-on with the run-up to a critical U.S. election, which even by itself would have led to a spike in volatility, according to Adam Sarhan,...
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Google protests around the world | Business Panel
Our weekend business panel discusses this week's walkout by thousands of Google employees to protest the company's handling of executives accused of sexual misconduct.
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Market Analyst: There's a Lot to Be Scared About
Markets may have closed off their lows of the day, but Jack Kramer, co-founder and co-CEO of MarketSnacks, said there's still plenty that could weigh on investors over the next year.
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Canadians are swimming in more than $2 trillion of debt | Debt Nation
Canadians are positively swimming in debt. More than $2 trillion, in fact, according to the latest numbers from the Bank of Canada. That's up by almost four per cent in the past year, despite repeated dire warnings from economists,...
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How deep is the debt?
Peter Armstrong looks at what would move Canadians from debt concerns to debt crisis