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TSX steps back from record territory; N.Y. down on mixed data By Malcolm Morrison, THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO - The Toronto stock market stepped back Tuesday, a day after closing at a record high, as bullion prices fell and energy stocks declined.
New York markets were also lower despite April retail sales which came in better than expected, as Wal-Mart Stores delivered a glum outlook.
Investors also took in a major deal that will see American personal computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard Co. acquire Electronic Data Systems Corp. in an acquisition the companies value at US$13.9 billion.
... (Canoe Money)
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All Energy Look-Back Trust All Energy Look-Back Trust has been created to capitalize on the belief of First Asset Investment Management Inc., the manager of the Trust, that energy assets - both oil & gas and renewable - will continue to become more valuable due to strong global demand and, in particular, increasing demand from rapidly growing countries like China, India and Brazil, and that companies engaged in the energy sector will continue to be attractive investments over the long term. First Asset believes that the price of energy will continue to evidence volatility in the near term, with the potential for material price swings. First Asset also believes that there may be an opportunity to profit from the recent divergence of oil prices and prices of stocks of oil companies...
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| FP Top Story |
Markets healing but still not well, Bernanke warns U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday that emergency Fed liquidity measures have helped relieve strain in financial markets, but the recovery process remains incomplete. "To date, our liquidity measures appear to have contributed to some improvement in financing markets," he told the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's annual markets' conference. "These are welcome signs, of course, but at this stage conditions in financial markets are still far from normal. A number of securitization markets remain moribund," he said via... (5/13/08 Financial Post)
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