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Thursday, May 16
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U.S. Housing Starts Say Goodbye to the Million Unit Mark...For Now [PDF]
ECONOFACTS
May 17 '13
Spring Lull Hits Canadian Inflation: Canadian consumer prices fell 0.2% in April, softer than expected, and pulling the headline inflation rate down to 0.4% from 1.0% in the prior month, the slowest pace in 3 and a half years... more [PDF]
May 16 '13
U.S. Housing Starts Say Goodbye to the Million Unit Mark...For Now: U.S. housing starts fell 16.5% in April to a 5-month low of 853,000 units, annualized, the largest monthly dive in two years... more [PDF]
TALKING POINTS
May 17 '13
Four Big Concerns Fade: Arguably, on each front, we have been handed some quite encouraging news, even in the past week alone... more [PDF]
SPECIAL REPORT
May 8 '13
BMO Blue Book: May 2013: Striking the Right Balance... more [PDF]
Apr. 11 '13
Great Lakes Region: North America’s Economic Engine: The Great Lakes region is a vital driver of North American economic output, employment and trade, accounting for nearly a third of combined Canadian and U.S. output, jobs and exports.... more [PDF]
RATES SCENARIO
May 7 '13
Rates Scenario for May 2013: The FOMC kept its three-pronged easing policy in place on May 1... more [PDF]
FOCUS
May 17 '13
U.S. Budget Projections Improve Significantly
Fed Tapering Debate Heats Up
Inflation Slowing Globally
Japan GDP Jumped in Q1; Euro Area Recession Continues
Canadian Housing Coming in for a Soft Landing
Gold Back Below $1,400
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BUDGETS
May 2 '13
Ontario: Staying the Course: The Province of Ontario is projecting an $11.7 billion deficit in FY13/14... more [PDF]
GLOBAL EQUITY WEEKLY
May 17 '13
No Tapering the Enthusiasm: Equity markets rallied this week, with U.S. indices pushing further into record territory, while the Japanese Nikkei surged past the 15,000 level alongside a jump in Q1 GDP and optimism that bolder stimulus will indeed pull the country out of its deflationary funk... more [PDF]
THE GOODS
Apr. 16 '13
BMO Commodity Price Index Retreats in March: The BMO Capital Markets Commodity Price Index tumbled 2.0% in March as renewed Euro Area strife and the anticipated sequestration in the United States sapped market confidence... more [PDF]
NORTH AMERICAN OUTLOOK
May 17 '13
Spring Swoon, Fall Bloom: The U.S. economy picked up early this year... more [PDF]
PROVINCIAL MONITOR
May 2013
Western Canada Still Leads: The Canadian economy continues to grow at a modest pace, as a slowing housing market, sluggish consumer spending and a moderate dose of fiscal restraint weigh on activity... more [PDF]
STATE MONITOR
Mar. '13
Housing's Weight Lifting: The U.S. economy continues to expand at a moderate pace, with real GDP on track to expand 2.2% in 2013... more [PDF]
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Canadian Spending Power Grinding Higher Even for the Young

China Veers off Track... Temporarily

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