No recession in 2001, TD says

Article Abstract:

A new report from Toronto-Dominion Bank has predicted that Canada will not experience a recession despite an economic slowdown in several provinces. TD, which predicts that provinces with oil and gas resources will have strong economic growth, anticipates weak economic growth for Ontario.

Recessions

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Forecasters upgrade economic predictions

Article Abstract:

Reports from Toronto, Ont.-based Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Toronto, Ont.-based Bank of Nova Scotia anticipate a more slowly growing Canadian economy in 2001. The economic forecasts predict that the strongest growth will occur in Newfoundland, Alberta and Ontario.

Bank of Nova Scotia (Toronto, Canada), Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

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Big firms carrying economic flu globally

Article Abstract:

Economic analysts at Toronto Dominion Bank report that economic woes in the U.S. are being spread globally by multinational corporations.

United States, Economic aspects, Finance, Reports, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations

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