Despite signs of economic revival, much of the world’s finance executives fear there will be a slow and weak recovery; many are uncertain about the economy’s direction and anticipate there will be major changes in borrowing sources and the relative growth and stability of countries capital markets notes a new RBC Capital Markets survey of

This week it was a definitely a good week for Canadians, with a few exceptions. One of which was the weak hiring outlook in the latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey, which was released September 8th. The report shows that Canadian employers are cautiously optimistic about hiring prospects in for the 4th quarter of 2009. On

Canada is expected to have a stronger economic rebound next year than the United States and other Group of Seven countries due to the ability of Canadian households taking advantage of low interest rates predicts CIBC World Markets. CIBC notes that Canada’s economy will be slow to recovery, but its 2% growth next year will

It is the time of the week again where you will have a nice summary of weekly events that took place throughout the week.On Monday we saw the financial sector drive the Toronto stock market for most of its gain. The positive streak was extended making the S&P/ TSX composite index reach 10,742.96. If you

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has said that the recession is close to bottoming out; however recovery will be weak unless governments do more to remove the uncertainty over banks’ balance sheets.OECD is a Paris based organization, and in it half-yearly economic outlook it expects member countries’ economies to shrink by 4.1%