CANADA STOCKS-TSX hit by oil price slump, China worries

TORONTO, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell 2.7 percent on Tuesday, in a broad retreat led by financial and energy stocks as oil prices slumped, weak Chinese data renewed fears of slowing growth, and Canada officially slipped into recession.
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