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Line chart of the S&P/TSX Composite Index, August 25 to September 25, 2026, showing a wide range and a sharp midweek drop.

The index finished the week close to where it started, but its biggest move came from materials, not energy, breaking the oil-driven pattern of the previous two months. Crude weakened on hopes of Middle East de-escalation while US Treasury yields set multi-decade highs and the Canadian dollar kept falling regardless of oil. Rising yields, more than crude, are now shaping Canadian equities and the currency.

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