(Bloomberg) -- Canadian stocks declined for a fourth
time in five days, led by such energy and raw-materials producers
as Talisman Energy Inc. and Teck Cominco Ltd., as prices for crude
oil, copper and gold declined.
Oil futures fell from a nine-month high in New York after a
strike in Nigeria ended. Copper dropped a third day in London on
concern that Asian demand may be slowing, while gold declined on
speculation a drop in European equity markets may cut demand for
bullion.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
time in five days, led by such energy and raw-materials producers
as Talisman Energy Inc. and Teck Cominco Ltd., as prices for crude
oil, copper and gold declined.
Oil futures fell from a nine-month high in New York after a
strike in Nigeria ended. Copper dropped a third day in London on
concern that Asian demand may be slowing, while gold declined on
speculation a drop in European equity markets may cut demand for
bullion.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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