The index's heavy energy weighting and light technology exposure let it benefit this week from a trade that hurt most other major benchmarks. Cenovus Energy, Suncor and Canadian Natural Resources all posted gains above 3 per cent on Monday's oil surge, while Franco-Nevada dropped 8.4 per cent as gold slid on Fed-hawkish rate expectations. Global chip stocks fell the same week even after Taiwan Semiconductor reported a 77 per cent profit jump, underscoring how narrowly this rally is concentrated in energy rather than broad market strength.
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