By Dave Sims, Commodity News Service Canada
WINNIPEG, Aug 24 (CNS) – Stock markets around the globe
softened Friday, as trade turmoil between China and the United
States cast a gloomy shadow over the investment world. Metals
were particularly affected, dropping multiple percentage points
in the face of reciprocal tariffs launched by the two countries.
The materials sector was also weighed down by the volatility.
Enbridge has agreed to team up with Spectra energy in a
deal worth C$4.3 billion. The two companies own pipelines and
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