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Canadian Stocks Beating US for a Second Year as Banks Surge

Canada’s equity benchmark is positioned to outperform its US counterpart for a second year in a row — which would be its first back-to-back win in 15 years.

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Canadian Stocks Beating US for a Second Year as Banks Surge
Canada’s equity benchmark is positioned to outperform its US counterpart for a second year in a row — which would be its first back-to-back win in 15 years.
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