The TSX Composite closed at 35,305.31 Friday, up 0.298% and within 0.9% of its June 17 record of 35,629.89, after Canada's June jobs report beat expectations with 18,200 net new positions. Three catalysts now land inside a single 48 hour window this week: US inflation data and Chair Kevin Warsh's first House testimony Tuesday, followed by his Senate testimony alongside the Bank of Canada's rate decision Wednesday. The Cboe Volatility Index closed Friday at just 15.57, a level that reflects little options market pricing for that density of catalysts.
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