Barry Allan News
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Kinross Gold Corp.’s switch to a new chief executive officer is fueling speculation Canada’s fourth- biggest gold miner will be broken up or sold.
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The world’s biggest fixed-income investors, fed up with yields on benchmark government bonds that pay less than zero percent, say they’ve found a new haven from turmoil sweeping global markets: corporate debt.
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Canada’s dollar dropped as investors sought the safety of its U.S. counterpart on concern corporate earnings will trail median forecasts, hampering risk appetite.
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Canadian junk bonds will have another year of above average gains before tumbling as soon as 2012 as interest rates rise and sovereign debt concerns “overwhelm” the market, said Barry Allan , who runs the country’s largest non-bank-owned high-yield bond fund.
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The future of nuclear power is so bright that the industry’s richest takeover offer may still not be enough to let Rio Tinto Group win a bidding contest for Hathor Exploration Ltd.
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AuRico Gold Inc. is paying the cheapest valuation for a takeover of a North American gold producer in seven years even as bullion trades at a record.
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Rubicon Minerals Corp. , a Canadian gold explorer, rose the most in more than three years after saying part of its Phoenix Gold Project in Ontario may contain 4 million ounces of the metal.
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Canadian stocks fell a second day, paring a weekly gain in the main stock index, as energy and copper producers fell with commodity prices on concern that Europe’s debt crisis will curb demand for raw materials.
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