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Investors turn attention to Obamacare reform

Stockhouse Editorial
0 Comments| March 23, 2017

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As energy stocks remained under pressure Thursday, investors turned their attention to a potential vote on U.S. President Donald Trump’s health-care bill.

Investors dumped stocks on Tuesday amid concerns about Trump’s ability to pass an ambitious legislative agenda.

As a result, investors will be keeping a close eye on whether Congress votes on Trump’s plan to replace the Affordable Care Act (known as Obamacare). A vote is planned for Thursday, but could be delayed.

Analysts say losing or delaying the vote could weaken investors’ confidence in Trump’s ability to deliver on his promise of market-friendly tax cuts and infrastructure spending.

On the TSX, active stocks included Encana Corp. (TSX: T.ECA, NYSE: ECA, Forum), which eased 0.28% to $14.02.


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