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Line chart of the S&P/TSX Composite Index, late August to September 23, 2026, swinging around a flat moving average.

Base metal shares drove both the Tuesday gain and the Wednesday reversal, as copper retreated from near-record levels once the US dollar firmed after the Federal Reserve's rate increase. Energy stocks cushioned the decline while oil held steady. The flat moving average shows an index oscillating around one level rather than trending, so large single-session moves have not yet changed the broader range.

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