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 Loonie expected to move toward parity againThe USD/CAD reached a new multi-month high on Friday
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 Markets mispricing odds of a Bank of Canada July rate hike: Scotia CapitalFixed-income markets are mispricing the likelihood of future rate hikes from the Bank of Canada even though the central bank's accompanying comments leaned heavily on the dovish side, says Derek Holt, vice-president of economics at Scotia Capital.
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 Euro area divide persistsThe divide between a group of core euro area countries such as Germany and France, and weaker periphery "Club Med" nations like Greece, Portugal and Spain, is widening.
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 Analyst reaction to BoC rate hikeBank of Canada first in G7 to hike rates
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 Athabasca Oil Sands: Potential takeover targetAfter roughly two months as a public company, it is already being tapped as a potential target
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 Buy & SellLooking at the stock picks and strategies of leading money managers both in Canada and internationally
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 Global oil consumption rising, but LNG is the wild cardEven with the drop in European consumption, Scotia Capital see global petroleum use climbing well above the increase in non-OPEC supplies
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 Cenovus Energy upgraded at BMOCenovus Energy was upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at BMO Capital Markets after a series of meetings with management, including CEO Brian Ferguson, and following recent weakness in the stock.
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 Royalty rates and the MontneyThe Montney is always associated with shale gas plays.
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 Most sectors seeing profits above Q3 2008In another sign of robust Canadian economic growth in the first quarter, Statistics Canada's data released Thursday showed that operating profits rose 4.8% compared to the previous three-month period - the third consecutive increase.
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 Investors propel silver boomInvestors cannot seem to get their hands on enough silver. And that trend will continue to drive prices for the coming year.
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 Natural gas demand to benefit from low water supplyDwindling water supply in the U.S. Pacific Northwest could provide a boost for natural gas demand
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 ExxonMobil: Time to buyA good time to buy thanks to its poor relative share price performance, low sensitivity to crude oil prices, and diversified businesses
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 U.S. fiscal outlook bad, not apocalypticWith a very large deficit for the current fiscal year at about 9.4% of GDP, America's financial position is a worthwhile concern.
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 Deutsche Bank grows more bullish on gold, BarrickBarrick Gold was upgraded to Buy from Hold as part of "aggressive revisions" to Deutsche Bank's view on gold
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 First Quantum shares dive, BMO downgradeThe Democratic Republic of the Congo's Supreme Court ruled that it will rehabilitate licenses held by the company's Lonshi and Frontier properties.
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 Corrections not unusual in recoveriesHistorically, there is a 63% chance that this is only a correction and not the start of a bear market.
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 New 10% trading rule 'ineffective'The SEC rule would see any S&P 500 stock halted if it moves 10% or more
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 Weak markets put 'cloud of uncertainty' over Manulife earningsIf the second quarter ended yesterday, Manulife Financial Corp. would report near-zero earnings per share.
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 Value retail rules, buy DollaramaThe most popular merchandising format of the last two decades in Canada has been value retailing, notes a new report from Desjardins Securities analyst Keith Howlett, who is recommending consumers buy shares of Dollarama Inc.
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 Possible dividend brewing for Tim HortonsTim Hortons Inc. will be reporting its fourth quarter results on Thursday, and at least one analyst is forecasting some solid numbers and a dividend increase.
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