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TORONTO - The Toronto stock market was slightly lower Friday afternoon, led by energy sector declines as demand concerns and a rising U.S. dollar pushed crude prices lower. The S&P/TSX composite in...
By Jennifer Kwan Jennifer Kwan – 6 mins ago TORONTO (Reuters) – Toronto's main stock index fell on Friday as weaker oil prices, caused partly by a stronger U.S. dollar, weighed on resource issues, including Suncor Energy Inc....
Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Dell takes earnings pasting Bay Street stocks are slightly lower on Friday morning, following the lead of U.S. markets. Resource stocks are lower as commodities have declined. The S&P/TSX Composite...
TORONTO, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index was little changed on Wednesday as investors opted to pocket gains recorded early in the session that had sent the resource-heavy index to a 13-month high alongside a rise...
Energy shares help drive early rally * Gold miners limit TSX's gain (Adds details and comments) TORONTO, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index was comfortably higher on Tuesday morning as relatively steady oil prices...
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Nov 17 (Reuters) -: * UBS raises Canadian Natural Resources to buy from neutral * UBS raises EnCana Corp to buy from neutral * UBS raises Imperial Oil Ltd to neutral from sell * UBS cuts Husky Energy Inc to neutral from buy *...
The Toronto stock market racked up a solid gain Monday in a commodities-stock led advance as oil and metals advanced amid a lower U.S. dollar, better-than-expected U.S. retail sales data and more signs of strong growth in Asia.
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Canadian stocks staged a triple-digit advance Monday, with commodity stocks gaining and prices sparked by an unexpectedly strong report of quarterly growth from Japan, the...
TORONTO - The Toronto stock market closed lower Thursday as U.S. data showing falling oil and gasoline demand raised worries about economic weakness. The S&P/TSX composite index declined 78.99 poin...
