(Bloomberg) -- Canadian stocks' five-day rally stalled on signs that the economy in the U.S., the nation's most important trading partner, is slowing, threatening to curb demand for Canada's resource exports.
Shares of raw-material producer Alcan Inc. declined on speculation that BHP Billiton Ltd., seen as a potential counter- bidder to Alcoa Inc.'s $29.6 billion hostile offer for the Canadian aluminum maker, may instead target Rio Tinto Group.
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