Posts Tagged ‘2010 economic indicators’

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    US economy could do worse than look to Canada for ideas
    Say this very quietly to your American friends or read it with an open mind if you are yourself American; it might be time for the US to look to other nations for an improved economic model to assist the one that remains in a post recession stall that looks set to continue for a long time to come. When a nation has been seen as the global economic heavyweight for decades...
    by Tim at July 21st, 2010 at 12:07 am
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    G20 Summit leaves trail of division and debate
    When I was reading the previews of the G20 summit in Toronto last week the consensus feeling was that caution and prudence would be the overriding message to come from the meetings. The blend of concerns remain as broad as they are difficult. The extremely volatile economic situation in Europe caused by the near total collapse of the Greek economy has been followed by...
    by Tim at June 29th, 2010 at 06:06 pm
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    Q1 economic results; Canada overshadows stuttering U.S. recovery
    2010 is poised to be an economic year unlike any other in recent memory as Canada continues to lead the way to economic stability and actual growth. Traditionally Europe and Canada have followed in the wake of how the US economy performed but following the deepest recession in a generation coupled with the near collapse of the banking sector it falls on Canada to set the...
    by Tim at June 3rd, 2010 at 12:06 am
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    Will Canada hike interest rates in June? The answer may be in Australia…
    We’ve been watching the gradual recovery of the economy in Canada with great interest over the last 6-9 months and as we near the mid point of 2010 signs relating to spending, productivity and employment all keep ticking (slowly but surely) upwards. Speculation as to whether this will subsequently translate to an increase in bank interest rates has been growing in...
    by Tim at May 21st, 2010 at 12:05 am
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    Canada – now hiring. Record number of jobs gains last month
    It would be wrong to downplay the fantastic news that the Canadian economy added a record 108,700 jobs in April, this number is over four times higher than the forecasted growth models of 20-25,000 jobs returning to the market last month. A historic month which reflects the largest single one month job gain ever and a resultant fall of the unemployment rate which now rests...
    by Tim at May 13th, 2010 at 02:05 pm
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