The Canadian market ended flat on Wednesday after a mixed performance, with investors largely making cautious moves, tracking the trend in commodities markets and digesting the latest batch of U.
Futures and European stocks point to a muted start on Bay Street Tuesday morning, but it will be the inflation data, which is due before the opening bell, that will determine the mood.
George Weston Limited (WN.TO), which owns Canadian retailer Loblaw Companies Ltd., reported Tuesday that its third-quarter net earnings available to shareholders from continuing operations were C$610 million, a decrease of 31.