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Bar chart comparing same day moves across TSX sectors, gold, materials, technology and energy after a dovish Fed signal.

West Texas Intermediate traded near $91.74 a barrel Thursday, up modestly on the week as the U.S.-Iran conflict entered a second wave of strikes, yet the TSX energy sub-index stayed essentially flat while gold, materials and technology shares rallied. The moves were rate-driven rather than war-driven: a dovish signal from a U.S. Federal Reserve governor pulls capital toward rate-sensitive growth names and precious metals, not toward energy producers whose thesis depends on the war itself.

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