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Bar chart showing Strathcona Resources and other TSX stocks with the largest single-session gains and losses on Monday.

The TSX composite closed at a record on Monday as strength in energy and industrial names offset a slide in gold miners. Strathcona Resources led every stock on the index, up 8.74 percent, as Brent crude pushed toward $88 on renewed Strait of Hormuz uncertainty. The session's worst performers, including Barrick Mining, fell on unrelated company-specific news rather than any broader market signal, splitting Monday's gains and losses cleanly along commodity lines.

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