Toronto Stock Exchange appears headed for lower open; commodities, loonie slide - TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange appeared headed for a lower open as commodities slipped amid uncertainty about a tentative deal to resolve Greece's debt crisis ahead of a summit of European leaders. The Canadian dollar lost 0.43 of a cent to 99.50 cents US. The February gold contract fell US$9.

TSX pares earlier losses but closes lower as commodities, loonie slide - By Sunny Freeman, The Canadian Press TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange closed lower Monday but nowhere near the triple-digit drop it experienced earlier in the session amid concerns about recession ...

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Toronto Stock Exchange pares earlier losses; commodities, loonie slide - TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange was still down Monday afternoon but nowhere near the triple-digit drop it experienced earlier in the session when the mining sector amid concerns about recession in Europe dragged down the main index. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 28.77 points at 12,437.73

TSX closes down 30 pts. over fears about Europe - The Toronto Stock Exchange closed lower Monday but nowhere near the triple-digit drop it experienced earlier in the session amid concerns about recession in Europe.

Toronto Stock Exchange opens nearly 100 points lower; commodities, loonie slide - TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange was still down more than 50 points at midday Monday despite paring an earlier triple-digit loss as commodity prices slipped amid ongoing uncertainty over the Greek government debt crisis. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 55.2 points at 12,411.3 after earlier

Toronto Stock Exchange opens nearly 100 points lower; commodities, loonie slides - TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange opened nearly 100 points lower as commodities slipped amid uncertainty about a tentative deal to resolve Greece's debt crisis. The S&P/TSX composite index shed 92.52 points to 12,373.98 shortly after markets opened. The Canadian dollar lost 0.49 of a cent to 99.4

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Debt crisis: as it happened, February 3, 2012 - The FTSE 100 has closed at a seven-month high after US data showing more US people are in work boosted global markets, while Greece announces it is to auction €625m of Treasury bills next week.

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