The turn higher in the Loonie already reflects this more stable monetary policy environment, and
a lift in energy prices may be susceptible to a move lower if the Fed raises rates sooner than anticipated, or if oil swoons.
The turn higher in the Loonie already reflects this more stable monetary policy environment, and
a lift in energy prices may be susceptible to a move lower if the Fed raises rates sooner than anticipated, or if oil swoons.
Not exact matches
TORONTO, September 14, 2016 - Canadian economic growth will snap back after a second - quarter contraction and will get further
lift in 2017 from rising
energy prices, low interest rates, and federal stimulus, according to the latest RBC Economics Outlook report.
«The
energy sector posted stronger returns
in September due to a rebound
in oil
prices which helped
lift Canadian equities, while the bond market slipped into negative territory after strong Canadian economic growth led the Bank of Canada to raise interest rates for the first time
in seven years,» said James Rausch, Head of Client Coverage, Canada, RBC Investor & Treasury Services.
Canadian economic growth will snap back after a second - quarter contraction and will get further
lift in 2017 from rising
energy prices, low interest rates, and federal stimulus...
The financial crisis
in 2008, alternate sources of
energy, new discoveries especially
in the US and the
lifting of sanctions against Iran have all contributed to the fall
in crude
prices.
«However, what we are sure of is that Iran will soon add to the oil glut once the sanctions on it are
lifted and increasing research and innovations
in alternative
energy sources will continue to reduce demand for oil and push further down the
price.
This,
in turn, will help boost China's renewable
energy capacity and
lift carbon
prices in the international offset market, which is being oversupplied by carbon credits from the U.N. - run Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
The fall
in energy prices came as Abbott blamed renewable
energy for
lifting retail electricity bills.
President Reagan
lifted remaining domestic petroleum
price and allocation controls on January 28, 1981 [6] and lowered the oil windfall profits tax
in August 1981, helping to end the 1979
energy crisis.