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Line chart of the S&P/TSX Composite's daily close, showing Wednesday's sharp drop as financials fell and energy stocks gained.

Financials led Wednesday's TSX decline as higher bond yields pressured rate-sensitive names, with TD Bank down 3.2 percent and RBC down 3 percent, while healthcare and clean technology names also weighed on the index. Energy moved the opposite direction, with Canadian Natural Resources up 4.6 percent and Cenovus up 4.5 percent on higher crude prices and stronger quarterly results. US futures pointed higher Thursday morning on a Microsoft earnings beat, though nothing about Wednesday's Fed dissents or the strikes on Iran had been resolved by then.

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Line chart showing the TSX Composite index closing within 0.9 percent of its June 2026 record high.

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…

324 Points From a Record, the TSX Heads Into Its Busiest 48 Hours of the Summer

July 13, 2026

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Bar chart comparing premarket percentage moves in WTI crude, Dow futures, gold, and the Canadian dollar ahead of Tuesday's open.

WTI crude climbed for a sixth straight session as Dow futures pointed 0.78% lower and the S&P 500 was set to open down 0.28%, a split between an oil-driven story and a separate U.S.

Dow Futures Fall 0.78% as Oil Climbs Toward $94, and Canadian Energy Is the Beneficiary

September 8, 2026

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Line chart of the S&P/TSX Composite rebounding from a September 16 low to a one-month high on September 22, 2026.

The S&P/TSX Composite rebounded to a one-month high on September 22, 2026, recovering from a September 16 low set on the day the US Federal Reserve raised its policy rate.

The TSX Hit a One-Month High on Tech and Base Metals While Energy Keeps Falling

September 23, 2026

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Line chart of the TSX Composite over a volatile week in which only the energy sector posted a gain.

The TSX Composite closed the week at 35,806.65, down 67.61 points Friday with decliners outnumbering advancers by roughly 400.

The TSX Closed a Volatile Week at 35,806.65. Energy Was the Only Sector That Actually Held.

September 21, 2026

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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…

The TSX Cannot Decide Between Energy and Everything Else

September 16, 2026

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Bar chart comparing the TSX Composite's single session return against the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow on August 19, 2026.

The TSX Composite closed up 0.09% Tuesday, the only major North American index to finish positive, after giving back most of a midday gain as financials sold off into the close.

The TSX Gave Back a 127-Point Tariff Rally as Financials Sold Off Into the Close

August 19, 2026

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