(Reuters) - Canada's main stock index looked set to open flat to slightly lower on Monday after hitting a one-week high on Friday, with a slip in oil prices expected to weigh on energy stocks. TOP STORIES * Italy's centre left will not accept any "blackmail" from its centre-right coalition partner, its leader said, after Silvio Berlusconi's party threatened to bring down the government if he is ejected from parliament. * Amgen Inc struck a deal to buy cancer drug maker Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc for about $10.4 billion on Sunday, as it moves to restock its product pipeline in response to declining sales of its flagship anemia drugs. * Anadarko Petroleum Corp said it agreed to sell a 10 percent stake in a gas field offshore Mozambique to a unit of India's Oil & Natural Gas Corp for $2.64 billion in cash, as the U.S. oil company looks to focus more on its domestic assets. * ING Groep edged closer to completing its year-and-a-half-old Asia divestment plan after private equity firm MBK Partners agreed to buy its South Korean insurance unit for total cash proceeds of 1.84 trillion won. MARKET SNAPSHOT * Canada stock futures traded down 0.11 percent * U.S. stock futures , , were down around 0.17 percent to 0.06 percent * European shares, were down COMMODITY PRICE MOVES * Thomson Reuters-Jefferies CRB Index : 291.6223; rose 0.09 percent * Gold futures : $1,394.2; fell 0.11 percent * US crude : $106.14; fell 0.26 percent * Brent crude : $110.55; fell 0.44 percent * LME 3-month copper : $7,360; rose 0.55 percent ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATIONS Following is a summary of research actions on Canadian companies reported by Reuters. * Kinross Gold Corp : National Bank Financial raises target price to C$7.55 from C$7.25, says the company's balance sheet strength outweighs the inevitability of production declines ON THE CALENDAR * No major Canadian economic data scheduled for the day * Major U.S. events and data includes durable goods

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