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Bar chart of Monday's biggest TSX stock movers, led by energy and gold names as tech shares lagged.

Energy and gold-linked stocks led Monday's gainers as the broader index closed down 0.17%, while technology and rate-sensitive names lagged. Spartan Delta rose 5.1% on firmer crude, with Oceanagold, Torex Gold and Enerflex each up more than 3.5% alongside stronger gold prices. Abaxx Technologies fell 11.1%, the session's sharpest decline, after its quarterly net loss widened. The split reflects a broader rotation driven by rising bond yields and a geopolitical risk premium in commodities.

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