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Canadian Stocks Fall on Concern New Jobs Won't Ensure Recovery

Aug. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian stocks fell, completing the biggest weekly drop in more than two years, as energy and bank stocks declined on concern a decrease in U.S. unemployment won’t ensure the stability of the global economic recovery.

Suncor Energy Inc., Canada’s largest oil and gas producer, decreased 2.4 percent as crude futures fluctuated after five days of losses. Toronto-Dominion Bank slipped 2.2 percent after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut its growth forecast for the U.S. Magna International Inc., Canada’s biggest auto-parts maker, slumped 12 percent after reporting earnings that trailed analysts’ estimates.

The Standard & Poor’s/TSX Composite Index decreased 217.96 points, or 1.8 percent, to 12,162.17 for a 6.1 percent weekly decline, the biggest since February 2009.

“It’s the fear of a recession,” Karl Berger, a money manager at Toron Investment Management in Toronto, said in a telephone interview. The firm manages about C$400 million ($407 million). “Right now the bears have the upper hand, and until that momentum breaks or stalls, there isn’t a lot of reason to fight it.”

The S&P/TSX plunged 8.3 percent from July 22 to yesterday, sliding to its lowest level relative to forecast earnings since April 2009, as data on Canadian and U.S. gross domestic product, as well as indexes of U.S. manufacturing and service businesses, missed economists’ forecasts. The U.S. Labor Department today said the jobless rate dropped to 9.1 percent as discouraged workers left the labor force.

Persistent Unemployment

“The lack of pickup on the unemployment front and the data last week only confirm that without employment, people aren’t going to spend and business confidence isn’t likely to be at robust levels,” Berger said.

The U.S. has a one-in-three chance of a new recession in the next nine months, Jan Hatzius, chief U.S. economist at Goldman Sachs, wrote in a note to clients today.

Also today, Statistics Canada said Canadian employers added 7,100 jobs last month, less than half the median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg survey.

The S&P/TSX Energy Index fell for an eighth day and ended the week with its biggest weekly decline since February 2009.

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