Investors are eyeing everything from the U.S. healthcare sector to UK stocks and gold as potential havens during a recession, as worries grow that the Federal Reserve's interest rate increases will bring on an economic downturn next year.
Investors are eyeing everything from the U.S. healthcare sector to UK stocks and gold as potential havens during a recession, as worries grow that the Federal Reserve's interest rate increases will bring on an economic downturn next year.
Investors are eyeing everything from the U.S. healthcare sector to UK stocks and gold as potential havens during a recession, as worries grow that the Federal Reserve's interest rate increases will bring on an economic downturn next year.
* U.S. jobs grow faster than expected, wages increase. * S&P regains some ground after selling off on jobs data. * Euro gains on dollar but trades below its 5-month high. * Oil traders focus on Sunday's OPEC+ meeting. By Sinéad Carew.
* TSX ends down 39.79 points, or 0.2%, at 20,485.66. * For the week, the index gains 0.5% * Canada adds 10,100 jobs in November. * Financials dip 0.4%; tech ends 0.8% lower. By Fergal Smith.
* Job growth beats expectations. * Unemployment rate steady at 3.7% * Ford falls on lower November vehicle sales. * Dow up 0.1%, S&P 500 down 0.12%, Nasdaq down 0.18% By Chuck Mikolajczak.
* Job growth beats expectations; unemployment rate steady at 3.7% * Ford falls on lower November vehicle sales. * Dow down 0.29%, S&P 500 down 0.54%, Nasdaq down 0.75% By Chuck Mikolajczak.
* U.S. jobs grow faster than expected, wages increase. * Euro pulls back from 5-month high against dollar. * Oil traders focus on Sunday's OPEC+ meeting. By Sinéad Carew.
* Canada adds 10,100 jobs in November. * CPPI to issue first "reverse inquiry" bond. By Johann M Cherian. Canada's main stock index fell on Friday, after data showed that the country's economy had added more-than-anticipated jobs in November, while material stocks further weighed on sentiment.
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