James Bowler, Author at My Cariboo Now

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MID-DAY: Chinese economy hit weights further on North American markets

James Bowler - December 14, 2018

As expected, North American markets are feeling the weight of bad Chinese data. An economic downturn in the eastern country and in the Euro...

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Debt ratio creeps higher in Canadian homes; Canadian criminals given a break from hefty fine

James Bowler - December 14, 2018

Canadian household debt slowly climbing higher A majority of Canadians are still spending more than they’re making. Statistics Canada has found the debt-to-income ratio is up...

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BEFORE THE BELL: Trade war effects on China pressuring global markets; Bitcoin battered by bomb threat scam

James Bowler - December 14, 2018

A trade war-created economic downturn in China is putting pressure on global markets. A report and confirmation from Beijing officials suggested the eastern country’s...

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Chrystia Freeland travels to Washington to talk China’s retaliation; Authorities still tracking source of fake bomb threats

James Bowler - December 14, 2018

Arrested Canadians on Chrystia Freeland's agenda in Washington Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister may be looking to spur action from her US counterparts. The Globe and Mail...

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MID-DAY: Positive trade vibes continue to help market growth in North America

James Bowler - December 13, 2018

Positive trade sentiment continues to improve market growth in North America. The TSX is up 78 points to 14,861 and across the border the...

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MID-DAY: Chinese economy hit weights further on North American markets

Debt ratio creeps higher in Canadian homes; Canadian criminals given a break from hefty fine

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade war effects on China pressuring global markets; Bitcoin battered by bomb threat scam

Chrystia Freeland travels to Washington to talk China’s retaliation; Authorities still tracking source of fake bomb threats

MID-DAY: Positive trade vibes continue to help market growth in North America