(Bloomberg) -- Canadian stocks may decline after
China's benchmark stock index plunged on concerns the government
won't try to stop a fall that's erased more than $350 billion of
market value in four days.
``I see mostly negatives at the moment,'' said Fred Ketchen,
director of equity trading at Scotia McLeod Inc. in Toronto.
``Given the declines we've seen in Europe and the U.S. market, I
don't know why we would buck the trend.''
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
China's benchmark stock index plunged on concerns the government
won't try to stop a fall that's erased more than $350 billion of
market value in four days.
``I see mostly negatives at the moment,'' said Fred Ketchen,
director of equity trading at Scotia McLeod Inc. in Toronto.
``Given the declines we've seen in Europe and the U.S. market, I
don't know why we would buck the trend.''
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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