The Desjardins analyst’s recommendation is to keep the title of BCE. (Photo: LesAffaires.com) What to do with titles from Open Text, BCE and D2L? Here are some recommendations from analysts likely to move prices soon. Note: the author may have a totally different opinion from that expressed by the analysts. Open Text (OTEX-NASDAQ, US$34.70): Strong … Read more
Published on : 26/01/2023 – 10:50 The European Central Bank published new indicators this week to assess the impact of climate change on the financial sector. New indicators also to monitor the development of sustainable finance. In this data farm, indicators relate to the volumes of bonds issued with the “green” label. The objective: to … Read more
Published on : 24/12/2022 – 18:26 Efforts to cap energy prices will do nothing. Inflation will remain high for the next two years in Germany. This is the message of two officials in the German press when Europe’s leading economy is facing an inflation rate not seen since the 1950s. What justifies in their eyes … Read more
The president of the German central bank prepared the ground on Sunday for new “significant” interest rate hikes in the euro zone in the face of soaring inflation despite the risk of recession which is becoming clearer. “The step taken on Thursday” by the European Central Bank to raise its key rate by 0.75 percentage … Read more
Published on : 08/09/2022 – 09:05 Faced with record inflation in Europe, at 9%, the European Central Bank must once again raise its interest rates. Its decision will be announced on September 8, once the Board of Governors has resolved its dilemma: should they be increased sharply or not, at the risk of aggravating the … Read more
Faced with the slump in services, US private sector business activity contracted in July for the first time since June 2020. The euro rose again today after the publication of data showing a contraction in the economic activity of the private sector in the US in July and put pressure on the dollar. The euro … Read more
“Rising interest rates could present challenges for highly indebted companies and states,” said the European Central Bank in its semi-annual report on financial stability. (Photo: 123RF) Frankfurt — The interest rate hikes looming over the next few months in the euro zone could pose a “challenge” for heavily indebted states and companies, the European Central … Read more