U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude for June delivery was US$ 1.22
cents down at $ 67.35 a barrel, after settling 47 cents higher on Monday.
U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude for June delivery was 87
cents down at $ 67.70 a barrel, after settling 47 cents higher on Monday.
Stock of PNB Housing Finance closed 0.12 per
cent down at Rs 1,414.35 apiece on BSE on Thursday.
Not exact matches
Global benchmark Brent crude futures were
down 23
cents at $ 74.51 a barrel
at 1351 GMT.
Brent crude, the international benchmark, fell about 69
cents at the time of the tweet, before trading
down 0.8 percent
at $ 73.17 a barrel as of 2:31 p.m. in London.
Brent crude oil futures were
at $ 73.89 per barrel
at 0056 GMT,
down 17
cents, or 0.2 percent, from their last close.
Brent crude futures were
at $ 73.91 per barrel
at 0630 GMT,
down 15
cents, or 0.2 percent from their last close.
Brent crude oil futures were
down 14
cents at $ 73.72 a barrel
at 1128 GMT, some 2 percent below the November 2014 high of $ 75.47 reached on Tuesday.
Commodity prices were mixed with July copper one
cent lower
at US$ 3.14 a pound, sending the base metals group
down 1.88 per
cent.
Brent crude futures were
down 49
cents at $ 73.57 a barrel by 0911 GMT, while U.S. «Underlying sentiment is bullish... we've got an important decision from Trump coming up in May and we have OPEC potentially trying to» overtighten'the market,» Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
This financial picture, combined with the labour strife, has forced its share price below 90
cents,
down from $ 1.10 in January and a tiny fraction of its value five years ago, when it traded
at close to $ 20.
Those fees have since fallen back
down to Earth, settling
at just 20
cents Thursday, according to Bitinfocharts.
Brent crude, used to set prices for international varieties of crude, was
down 73
cents at $ 110.47 a barrel.
On the Toronto Stock Exchange, the airline's shares, which tripled last year, closed
down three
cents at $ 8.77 in Tuesday trading.
Over the winter, he increased the minimum
down payment for homes over $ 500,000 to 10 per
cent from five per
cent, a measure aimed specifically
at cooling off the Toronto and Vancouver markets.
The industry is also getting a boost from the low Canadian dollar, which closed
down 0.54 of a U.S.
cent at 75.40
cents U.S on Monday.
The loonie ended the day
down 0.68 of a
cent at 89.79
cents U.S.
KFC reported that sales
at established restaurants were
down 2 per
cent, while that figure fell 4 per
cent at Pizza Hut.
Last December, Morneau increased the minimum
down payment for homes over $ 500,000 to 10 per
cent from five per
cent, a measure aimed specifically
at the Toronto and Vancouver markets.
Shares in Sun - Rype, which revealed the proposal after the close of markets Friday, closed
down 29
cents at $ 5.76 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
On Nov. 30, several eligibility rules will tighten on mortgages where borrowers made
down payments of
at least 20 per
cent of the purchase price.
Under the rules handed
down by the Fed last year, the cap for debit - card fees was set
at 21
cents per transaction, plus 0.05 percent of the value of the purchase and a 1 -
cent fraud - prevention fee for the big banks.
By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark oil for November delivery was
down 21
cents at $ 91.91 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Shares in the convenience store and gas station operator (TSX: ATD.B) closed
down $ 3.04, or five per
cent,
at C$ 58.35 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The May crude contract closed up 30
cents at US$ 66.52 per barrel and the May natural gas contract was
down a penny
at US$ 2.74 per mmBTU.
On the Toronto Stock Exchange, CGI's shares were
down 73
cents, or 1.54 per
cent,
at $ 46.54 in morning trading Wednesday.
The company's senior unsecured bonds due in 2018 last traded Thursday
at 5.25
cents on the dollar,
down from 72
cents the week before the bankruptcy filing, according to Trace bond - price data.
Elsewhere in commodities, the March natural gas contract was
down a
cent at US$ 2.59 per mmBTU and the March copper contract was up seven
cents to US$ 3.24 a pound.
The April gold contract closed
down $ 7.80
at US$ 1,317.80 an ounce and the May copper contract was
down three
cents to US$ 3.13 a pound.
The April crude contract was
down 65
cents to US$ 60.99 per barrel and the April natural gas contract was up three
cents at US$ 2.70 per mmBTU.
The March crude contract was up nine
cents to US$ 59.29 per barrel after sharp drops all of last week and the March natural gas contract was
down three
cents at US$ 2.55 per mmBTU.
Its shares were
down more than 11 per
cent at the closing of markets.
Elsewhere in commodities, the April natural gas contract was up three
cents at US$ 2.78 per mmBTU and the May copper contract was
down two
cents to US$ 3.14 a pound.
The reports breakdown by market segment showed that detached home sales in Toronto's 416 area code were
down 6.9 per
cent at 1,137 in June, but the average price was up 8.1 per
cent at $ 866,326.
The April crude contract was
down US$ 1.37 to $ US$ 61.64 per barrel and the April natural gas contract was
down two
cents at US$ 2.67 per mmBTU.
The April crude contract closed up 23
cents at US$ 61.19 per barrel and the April natural gas contract was
down five
cents to US$ 2.68 per mmBTU.
The April crude contract was
down 68
cents to US$ 61.36 per barrel and the April natural gas contract was up five
cents at US$ 2.78 per mmBTU.
TORONTO — Housing sales in the Greater Toronto Area were
down by less than one per
cent in June compared with the same month a year ago, while the average selling price was up by 4.7 per
cent at $ 531,374, according to a report by Toronto Real Estate Board.
The June gold contract closed
down $ 10.20
at US$ 1,322.80 an ounce and the May copper contract closed
down one
cent at US$ 3.13 a pound.
The June crude contract ended up 35
cents to US$ 68.05 per barrel and the June natural gas contract closed
down one
cent at US$ 2.80 per mmBTU.
July Brent futures were
down 29
cents at $ 72.84 a barrel by 11:06 EDT (1706 GMT), after falling nearly 3 percent on Tuesday to their lowest in two weeks.
BlackBerry shares were
down 60
cents at C$ 8.48 on the Toronto Stock Exchange before a trading halt.
Global benchmark Brent crude futures ended the day
down 10
cents at $ 74.64 a barrel.
Residential housing investment as a percentage of GDP was 6.48 per
cent in 2009,
down slightly from 6.76 per
cent in 2008, after peaking
at 7.13 per
cent in 2007.
TransCanada shares closed
down 57 Canadian
cents at C$ 56 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
New residential construction is
at half of 2005 levels, undercutting employment, and home prices are
down about 25 per
cent.
Accordingly, with the economy expected to pick up and the unemployment rate to come
down gradually as the mining investment transition came to an end, the Board judged it appropriate to hold the cash rate
at 1.5 per
cent.
The May crude contract closed
down $ 1.93
at US$ 63.01 per barrel and the May natural gas contract ended
down five
cents at $ 2.68 per mmBTU.
The company, which went public in 2006
at 95
cents and hit an all - time low
at 9
cents at the end of the bear market, recovered and reached an all - time high
at $ 8.00 in June 2015, following a correction that extended into the second half of 2016, pushing
down the stock to a 2 - year low
at $ 2.45.
In response to the result and the Latin American sell - off, shareholders sent shares
down 3.6 per
cent to close
at $ 10.35 on Monday.