The TSX Composite's two-week path shows a market reversing itself almost as quickly as it moved. A geopolitical escalation earlier in the week had triggered a synchronized selloff across equities, oil, and gold, but by Thursday afternoon most of those declines had already unwound. Notably, the Government of Canada 10-year yield did not follow the same pattern, holding steady while stocks and commodities round-tripped. That divergence suggests bond investors read the underlying risk differently than equity and commodity markets did.
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