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The Citizen, Ottawa, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1983, Page 79 "1 Mutual funds Gold's performance boosts markets vOn Id 6 PaDer eain on the Antrot Can SKurirr Wtlt TOMKTO ra tints kuoac Ttc funt ibbui if Ctna -o TIki art a Big wi if mi iMVPS) as arca- i tcca-anx is raw nan okhh Heart 4ti 254-9470 gained ground. The golds group was way ahead, followed by real estate and construction, up 64.35 to 4653.83 its highest closing level since Sept. 13. cuete, r-ettrta loucs, I t.

Fats week amounted to $2.9 billion, bringing the total value of TSE-listed stocks to $169.4 billion. On Friday, 12 of the 14 stock groups ainti FM it AI AN( fuwcmsk CltMtl irvww fa us us rwwmi tr French Instruction lit 5 to WNnaM 33-3 lm tsrai tAMaa UT CM Sncmtsl 1H U4 Tta Hf turn mm tj Sec -Cjr TrusKee 4.K i rm 5J nOn font in. autv 10 Ear 3 n't fl Hcwat ta iter tn T- i Vb 'K I BUS 3pw Etui! 1 rSt Dn ft il) Unlisted mines 4 WW Tumwii Regular Terms 2 10- 3 YEARS 10 4 YEARS 11 5 YEARS 2 YEARS 1 YEAR 10 Special Terms 10 26 MONTHS HO" fM tiH Rs 6w 'km 4 Te MM 4r 4 Crtte J1S I C.f tarn ID Tr Catt'tl 6rtat (mm mt Start for its largest weekly percentage gain in three months. The index rose 141.92 to close at 3784.08 on Friday its strongest performance since early July. "Gold has exhausted itself on the downside," said John Ing, a vice-president and portfolio manager at Pitfield Mackay Ross Ltd.

of Toronto. The demand for gold generally picks up in the fall as manufacturers increase production and with the drastic drop in price over the last few months, they've been buying more strenuously, thus driving it back up. Ing said bullion now trading in the range of $365 (U.S.) to $375 an ounce is much more stable than it has been in recent months. And with the expectation that the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will ease up on its credit policy and keep interest rates down, gold may regain some of the strength it lost to the climbing U.S.

dollar, he said. With interest rates high and the Fed's policy uncertain at times, the dollar has been gaining value at the expense of the precious metal a traditional hedge against inflation. Ing also said "we've seen the best of inflation now behind us," which means investors may turn back to gold. In London, the price of gold bullion closed at $375.50. down slightly from $375.75 on Thursday.

Other strong performers at the Toronto Stock Exchange this week included metals and minerals, up five per cent for its best weekly showing in five months. Transportation gained four per cent and industrial products more than three per cent. Financial services and consumer products were the only losing groups of the 14 in the composite index, falling two per cent and 0.5 per cent, respectively. Both lost marginally on Friday, with Financial services closing the week at 1770.93 and consumer products at 3116.89. Onra.

lit tn a i 38 MONTHS By Andrea Gordon The Canadian Press An enthusiastic per-formance by gold stocks and revival of the Christmas spending spirit sent stock markets higher this week with a particularly strong showing Friday. The Toronto Stock Exchange 300 composite index closed at 2495.41 up 16.24 from Thursday and 42.23 points or almost two per cent from a week earlier. Friday's close marked the highest level in more than six weeks. Volume totalled 8.3 million shares and advancing issues shot ahead of declines 353 to 251 with 282 unchanged. In New York, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials inched up 1.83 to 1277.44 an increase of more than 26 points on the week as 57.82 million shares were traded.

Activity was listless Friday as many traders took the day off after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday the previous day. Twelve of the 14 stock groups in the Toronto composite gained ground over the week, led by golds, up 5.5 per cent In Guaranteed Term Investments paid annually Rates subject to change without notice. Ottawa: 141 Laurler Avenue West (613) 238-6084 Toronto 363-2261 Kitchener: 745-1101 London 679-91J0 rCyiawm lid nrt( IJU Kit nSwfw Ik tE V1I0WO a at ta Gn Cm Cjh II Onm IM I I CMKt 4t Cn It Mat It JS On IS It (atmtr rto Ew 4M fw Ml 44) 441 4.0! tw atl! i tiwemae a1 yMi a a nunut is a MtI IS 5 ttrar 0 itimt a a Nvnaaj a Cmi i a Cwna Cnn IN rm a a lit El iMcal a icmj a sum on Sj Urat Smt SS ti Stml at a a smmn a a Ttnw a Tu 31 a Trio II 57 Tn a rM i a mm in la tmm a a lm? 4S Ih fmim a 0 iKii 37 C5 "to tr nara Owr.C 44! Can (rw EPSON RX-80 lit ItuMi CM Hit 41 CM a HliraMI an 18 ITS low HIK I utm a a In i I tt-tu a a UM tS UMM 41 lw I a a rv. tit.

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