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Line chart showing the TSX Composite index drifting lower despite strength in energy stocks in mid-September 2026.

The TSX Composite has drifted roughly 4 percent below its late-August high as base metals, financials, and technology weigh on the index even while energy names gain on crude oil above 100 dollars a barrel. US markets fell in tandem the same session, and a Federal Reserve rate decision seen as near-certain added a fresh cross-current heading into the close of the week.

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