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TORONTO, June 13 (Reuters) – Canadian stocks swung wildly
back and forth before ending flat on Wednesday, as financial and
mining gains were offset by energy losses on soft U.S. retail
data and worries about Europe’s debt crisis ahead of this
weekend’s Greek elections.
The Toronto Stock Exchange’s S&P;/TSX composite index
unofficially closed up 0.57 of a point at 11,497.87.
It lurched between a high of 11,580.39 and a low at 11,440.36.
