(Bloomberg) -- Canadian financial stocks fell, led by
Bank of Montreal, on concern that slower economic growth in the
U.S., Canada's main trade partner, will curb profit growth.
Industrial companies including Finning International Inc.
declined on a U.S. report showing demand for durable goods
unexpectedly fell last month. Such energy companies as Suncor
Energy Inc. rose along with rebounding crude oil prices.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
Bank of Montreal, on concern that slower economic growth in the
U.S., Canada's main trade partner, will curb profit growth.
Industrial companies including Finning International Inc.
declined on a U.S. report showing demand for durable goods
unexpectedly fell last month. Such energy companies as Suncor
Energy Inc. rose along with rebounding crude oil prices.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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