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March 11, 2013

Moody’s points out that the stock of US investment grade corporate bonds is heavily weighted towards lesser credits: It would be remiss not to add that the risk profile of the US investment-grade corporate bond …

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FTN Annual Report 2012

Financial 15 Split Corp. has released its Annual Report to November 30, 2012. FTN / FTN.PR.A Performance Instrument OneYear ThreeYears FiveYears SinceInception Whole Unit +14.66% +1.99% -3.12% +2.24% FTN.PR.A +5.38% +5.38% +5.38% +5.37% FTN +44.61% …

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LFE.PR.B 2012 Annual Report

Canadian Life Companies Split Corp. has released its Annual Report to November 30, 2012. LFE / LFE.PR.B* Performance Instrument OneYear ThreeYears FiveYears SinceInception Whole Unit +16.82% -1.11% -9.39% -2.29% LFE.PR.B* +5.82% +5.83% +5.47% +5.43% LFE …

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March 8, 2013

The US reported a good jobs number: ob growth surged last month as automakers, builders and retailers pushed the unemployment rate to a four-year low, defying concerns that budget battles in Washington would harm the …

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March 7, 2013

I have a little difficulty with the definition of “skilled workers” in the following but it’s nice to see people who can actually do things in demand: After spending years searching for enough crude to …

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March 6, 2013

The Bank of Canada statement held no surprises: Canada’s economy grew by 0.6 per cent at annual rates in the fourth quarter of 2012, with solid growth across most domestic components of GDP offset by …

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March 5, 2013

The Europeans are backing away from austerity: European finance ministers opened the way for looser budget policies after a backlash against austerity thrust Italy into political limbo and shattered months of relative stability in European …

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March 4, 2013

Mark Gimein writes an interesting piece titled The Reason Wall Street Got So Rich in Two Charts: The New York City data, though, are compelling. University of Chicago economists Steven N. Kaplan and Joshua Rauh …

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