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Canadian Stocks Slide Amid U.S.-Iran Re-escalation, Hawkish Fed Signals
Source: Nasdaq
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Canadian stocks fell on Monday as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated, reinforcing broader risk-off sentiment. Traders also weighed the implications for U.S. rate expectations and the macro impact of the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade war on the economy. The combined geopolitical and trade concerns drove losses following Friday’s decline.
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