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- 11/23/2009 - Tax cuts should give a boost to economy of New Brunswick in 2010 and 2011
- 11/20/2009 - Which States Will Lead the Construction Recovery?
- 11/19/2009 - Declining Domestic Materials Demand Drops October Construction Materials Price Index
- 11/18/2009 - U.S. and Canada move away from deflation in October
- 11/18/2009 - Rising living standards mean economics may no longer be the ‘dismal science’
- 11/16/2009 - Canadian manufacturing and U.S. retail sales show recent improvements
- 11/16/2009 - Stronger oil and gas demand should re-energize Alberta’s economy in 2010
- 11/13/2009 - U.S. and Canadian foreign trade look more familiar but important changes are coming
- 11/12/2009 - Baby steps on the road to world recovery – U.S. jobless claims and the Chinese Yuan
- 11/12/2009 - Construction Materials Market Begins Slow Recovery
- 11/10/2009 - Canada was more competitive in 2009, according to World Economic Forum
- 11/10/2009 - Expect an Extended Period of Weak Materials Pricing
- 11/09/2009 - Ahead of the Olympics, British Columbia’s economy is off to the races
- 11/06/2009 - October demonstrates the third stage of job losses in the U.S.
- 11/06/2009 - Expect office construction to stall due to rising vacancy rates
- 11/05/2009 - Recession Ebbs in Plains, Northwest and Southeast; Worsens in Rocky Mountains
- 11/05/2009 - Ranking States by Recent Economic Performance – September 2009
- 11/03/2009 - At the economy’s turning point, consumer confidence and business output levels splinter
- 11/03/2009 - U.S. recovery plus monetary and fiscal stimulus bode well for Quebec
- 11/02/2009 - Stock market indices give a boost to business confidence
- 10/30/2009 - A strong dollar has definite benefits for Canada
- 10/29/2009 - Hotel Construction Decline Will Continue into 2010
- 10/27/2009 - What price movements tell us about the economy
- 10/22/2009 - Energy Price Cuts Drop September Construction Materials Price Index
- 10/22/2009 - United States Employment
- 10/21/2009 - Ontario’s economy definitely on the road to recovery
- 10/21/2009 - China’s growth prospects appear positive, despite a weak Baltic Dry Index
- 10/20/2009 - Foreign trade shows neither U.S. nor Canadian economies anywhere close to being normal
- 10/19/2009 - The 2009 Drop in Construction Materials Prices is Over
- 10/19/2009 - Economic Recovery in mid 2009 Leads to Construction Recovery Early in 2010
- 10/16/2009 - Canadian and U.S. Consumer Price Index changes almost match again
- 10/15/2009 - Stimulus and less inventory absorption jump start economic recovery, then sluggish growth in 2010-11
- 10/15/2009 - Inflation and jobless claims add to trickle of good news flowing through economic pipeline
- 10/14/2009 - Your heating costs should decline this winter – if you heat with gas or oil
- 10/14/2009 - U.S. retail sales in September are a pleasant surprise
- 10/14/2009 - Credit Crunch Over but Construction Still Restrained by Credit Denials
- 10/13/2009 - Unlike the weather, institutional construction is starting to heat up
- 10/09/2009 - Exceptional news on the jobs front for Canada in September
- 10/08/2009 - Expect construction prices to firm in the near term
- 10/07/2009 - Recession has proven that the home is the foundation of the economy
- 10/06/2009 - Strong population growth should help underpin housing demand into 2010
- 10/06/2009 - Construction spending down 0.8% in August; 3% further drop expected through the winter
- 10/06/2009 - Heavy construction spending down 0.5% in August
- 10/06/2009 - Nonresidential building construction drops 0.4% in August
- 10/06/2009 - Single family housing spending up but multi family housing and remodeling still declining
- 10/06/2009 - Construction wage gains continue to weaken
- 10/05/2009 - Stimulus Funding Boosts Construction Spending
- 10/02/2009 - Looking behind the numbers in today’s September U.S. labor market report
- 10/01/2009 - A notable day for stock market indices and GDP results
- 09/30/2009 - The effects of three key dates on GDP and the value of the loonie
