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TORONTO, April 30 (Reuters) – Toronto’s main stock index
finished at its highest level in nearly a month on Monday as
higher U.S. natural gas prices boosted energy shares and offset
losses from materials after weak U.S. and Europe data heightened
global growth fears.
The Toronto Stock Exchange’s S&P;/TSX composite index
unofficially finished up 54.94 points, or 0.45
percent, at 12,292.69, its highest close since April 3.
