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Canadian Stocks Slide Amid Persisting Trade War Concerns, GDP Data Release
Source: Nasdaq
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Canadian stocks fell on Friday as investors held back amid the escalating Canada-U.S. tariff war that started last weekend. The drop was partly cushioned by GDP data showing annualized growth rising to 3.30%, tempering concerns about the near-term outlook.
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