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Canadian Stocks Erase a Month of Gain as Tech, Banks, Gold Slide

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 20:24 UTC By Stephanie Hughes 1 min read
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Canadian stocks suffered their worst rout in nearly a month as an escalation in tensions in the Middle East added to worries about inflation and sparked a selloff in shares of high-flying technology and financial companies.

Canadian stocks suffered their worst rout in nearly a month as an escalation in tensions in the Middle East added to worries about inflation and sparked a selloff in shares of high-flying technology and financial companies.
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