Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index fell in September, declining 2.8% month over month (m/m) and 3.8% year over year (yr/yr). While the All Items Index will likely fall further over the balance of 2013, the correction in commodity prices, especially in metals and minerals, since April 2011 should be largely over by year-end.
Expect modest gains for equity markets and higher bond yields in 2014 as the world’s major economies continue to grow, suggests a report from Russell Investments.
Energy investors face a complex and dynamic marketplace.
Court documents have inadvertently revealed details about an oil market informant, reports Financial Times.
Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index slumped by 0.1% month over month in August.
Target says it will be opening 23 new stores in Canada, including its first in Quebec and Nova Scotia.
Soon, a loonie won’t stretch as far as it used to at McDonald’s.
Canada’s energy sector will benefit from rising oil prices.
Scotiabank's commodity price index jumped by 4.1% month-over-month in July.
Last week, the S&P/TSX managed to outperform its U.S. counterparts.