Morning News Call - Canada, December 4
Morning News Call Canada highlights key economic events such as trade balance, exports, and imports for September, and Ivey PMI for November. It also covers expected earnings reports for major Canadian banks and companies, including Bank of Montreal, BRP Inc, and Toronto-Dominion Bank. Additionally, it lists corporate events like earnings conference calls and ex-dividend announcements for companies like Alamos Gold Inc and Atco Ltd.
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here ECONOMIC EVENTS 0830 Trade balance for Sept: Prior -C$6.32 bln 0830 Exports for Sept: Prior -C$60.58 bln 0830 Imports for Sept: Prior -C$66.91 bln 1000 Ivey PMI for Nov: Prior 51.7 1000 Ivey PMI SA for Nov: Prior 52.4 COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS December 4: Bank of Montreal: Expected Q4 earnings of C$3.03 per share BRP Inc: Expected Q3 earnings of C$1.24 per share Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce: Expected Q4 earnings of C$2.08 per share Toronto-Dominion Bank: Expected Q4 earnings of C$2.03 per share December 5: Laurentian Bank of Canada: Expected Q4 earnings of 78 Canadian cents per share CORPORATE EVENTS 0730 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce: Q4 earnings conference call 0830 Bank of Montreal: Q4 earnings conference call 0900 BRP Inc: Q3 earnings conference call 0930 Toronto-Dominion Bank: Q4 earnings EX-DIVIDENDS Alamos Gold Inc: Amount $0.025 Atco Ltd: Amount C$0.504 Franco-Nevada Corp: Amount $0.38 For Morning News Call U.S. – a preview of market-moving news for the trading day: - type US/MNC in a news browser if you are an Eikon user, or type RT/US/MNC in a news browser if you are a Thomson One user For The Day Ahead – a recap of the day’s events and preview of the next trading day: - type DAY/US in a news browser if you are an Eikon user or type RT/DAY/US in a news browser if you are a Thomson One user For an index of our newsletters click on (NEWSL)
