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Canada’s economy stuck in soft patch, TD warns

Stockhouse Editorial
0 Comments| September 18, 2012

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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX: T.TD, Stock Forum) economists say Canada’s economy is stuck in a soft patch this year, as fatigued households and debt-laden governments have recently been shifting their attention to restraint.

In a report titled “Canadian Outlook: Caught in the Middle,” the TD Bank said overall economic growth and job creation will remain sub-par in the short run, before picking up in 2013.

Trading at $81.60 on Tuesday, TD Bank has a market cap of $75 billion, based on 913.8 million shares outstanding. The 52-week range is $85.85 and $68.13.



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