Profits dip as BMO and Scotiabank set aside hundreds of millions more to cover bad loans | CBC News
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Two of Canada's biggest lenders revealed quarterly earnings on Wednesday that suggest a gloomier outlook for Canada's economy, with sharply lower profits and a large jump in the amount of money they're setting aside to cover bad loans.Bank of Montreal and Scotiabank posted quarterly results before stock markets opened on Wednesday, and while the exact numbers differed, they shared some worrisome themes.
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