Prab Sagoo, associate director at Nasdaq Advisory Services, explains in his weekly market commentary how investors are likely to react to recent projections of Canadian economic performance.
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Trading on the New York Stock Exchange has resumed after a more than three-hour halt earlier today.
Prab Sagoo, associate director at Nasdaq, says we should expect more volatility in the near term.
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Prab Sagoo, associate director at Nasdaq, says Canadian markets could see extra volatility when trading resumes Thursday.
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Canadian equities continue to face other serious headwinds, mostly in the form of sustained weakness in oil prices, elevated consumer debt levels and a worrisome housing market.
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