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Canadian Stocks Slump Amid Renewed Middle East War Tensions
Source: Nasdaq
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Canadian stocks moved notably lower on Thursday as investors grew concerned that rising inflation could lead to higher interest rates. The concerns followed a New York Times report about a possible short but intense U.S.-Iran joint military operation against Iran; the article provides no index decline figures.
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