Energy trusts show cooling signsStronger Canadian dollar, new reserves rules could take shine off last year’s rapid expansion; trust unit prices off 2% this year Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
What went up at a blistering pace in 2003 could be edging down as Canada’s energy trust sector adjusts to two fundamental shifts — a stronger Canadian dollar that is deterring investors from the United States and a shake-up in reserves reporting standards.
On the upswing, nine new trusts valued at....
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