Archive for January 2010
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US life insurer Symetra is the biggest of five expected market debuts next week, a grab bag of initial public offerings kicking off what many hope will be a robust IPO year. But several of
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Canadian bond prices were higher and moved in sync with US Treasury issues on Friday, which climbed on a tame US inflation report, short-covering after a well-bid 30-year auction on Thursday, and concerns about sovereign
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Canadian bond prices were higher and moved in sync with US Treasury issues on Friday, which climbed on a tame US inflation report, short-covering after a well-bid 30-year auction on Thursday, and concerns about sovereign
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US Treasury prices rose on Friday after data showed only a slight increase in consumer prices, fanning hopes a low-inflation climate will afford the Federal Reserve time to keep interest rates near zero percent. A
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US Treasury prices rose on Friday after data showed only a slight increase in consumer prices, fanning hopes a low-inflation climate will afford the Federal Reserve time to keep interest rates near zero percent. A
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There are still bargains to be found in South African government bonds, which have cheapened on the back of large amounts of new paper but late-comers, especially in the second half of 2010, might be
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There are still bargains to be found in South African government bonds, which have cheapened on the back of large amounts of new paper but late-comers, especially in the second half of 2010, might be
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Mexico's peso slipped on Friday and stocks fell after J.P. Morgan's loan losses hurt confidence that there will be a rebound in consumer credit in the United States, Mexico's top trading partner. The peso slipped
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Toronto's main stock index took a broad hit on Friday, falling more than 1 percent as weakness in energy, materials and banking groups combined to wipe out the last vestiges of the gains the index
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South Korean treasury bonds lost ground on Friday as a strong stock market and bond sale plans prompted debt investors to take profit on recent gains. A softer tone on rate policy from the Bank
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