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  1. National Bank of Canada Maintains Hemlo Mining's Outperform Rating, C$9.00 Target
    MT Newswires | 11:29 AM EDT

    National Bank of Canada on Thursday maintained its outperform rating on the shares of Hemlo Mining (HMMCF) and its C$9.00 price target following the miner's first-quarter results. Hemlo reported first-quarter financial results in its first full quarter under new management.

  2. Bank of Mexico rate meeting dominated by Middle East concerns, minutes show
    Reuters | 11:25 AM EDT

    Uncertainty around the impacts of war in the Middle East dominated the Bank of Mexico's May monetary policy decision, which ended in a split 3-2 vote to cut Mexico's benchmark interest rate, according to minutes from the meeting which were published Thursday morning.

  3. AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Intact Financial Corporation and Its Core Subsidiaries
    Business Wire | 11:23 AM EDT

    AM Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A+ and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings of ?aa-? of Intact Insurance Company, the lead company of Intact Financial Corporation (IFCZF) [TSX: IFC], as well as the core insurance subsidiaries of IFC.

  4. US Fed officials propose prolonging dollar swap lines to underpin stability
    Reuters | 11:22 AM EDT

    Some U.S. Federal Reserve officials proposed extending a critical, international supply line of U.S. dollars to underpin financial stability, according to an account of their recent meeting. The discussion centred on extending so-called U.S. dollar swap lines, which the Fed has with five major central banks and has become a key backstop for global banking since the financial crisis.

  5. Euro zone bonds pull back; Iran uranium demand dashes hopes for peace
    Reuters | 11:20 AM EDT

    * Iran hardens stance on nuclear issue in peace talks, sources say. * Euro zone bond yields rise as oil prices jump and inflation concerns mount. * PMI data and Nomura economists highlight stagflation risks from Iran war. By Amanda Cooper.

  6. US Fed officials propose prolonging dollar swap lines to underpin stability
    Reuters | 11:19 AM EDT

    Some U.S. Federal Reserve officials proposed extending a critical, international supply line of U.S. dollars to underpin financial stability, according to an account of their recent meeting. The discussion centred on extending so-called U.S. dollar swap lines, which the Fed has with five major central banks and has become a key backstop for global banking since the financial crisis.

  7. May Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Index Declines
    MT Newswires | 11:16 AM EDT

    The Kansas City Fed monthly manufacturing index fell to a reading of 8 in May from 10 in April, lower than expectations for a smaller decrease to 9 in a survey compiled by Bloomberg. The decline follows mixed readings for the other regional manufacturing data released so far.

  8. Federal aid for the next natural disaster could be worse than the L.A. wildfire experience
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 11:07 AM EDT

    Proposed FEMA reforms could further increase financial strain for state and local governments after natural disasters.

  9. *--Atlanta Fed US Q2 GDP Nowcast Estimate 4.3% Gain Vs. Previous 4.0% Gain
    MT Newswires | 11:01 AM EDT

  10. National Bank of Canada Maintains Torex Gold Resources' Outperform Rating, C$101 Target
    MT Newswires | 10:43 AM EDT

    National Bank of Canada Thursday maintained Torex Gold Resources's outperform rating and a C$101 target. The company appointed Dan Rollins as chief financial officer from senior vice president of corporate development and investor relations, effective June 17. The change is effective as Andrew Snowden assumes the role as president and chief executive officer upon the departure of Jody Kuzenko.

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