market summary

The TSX fell in early Wednesday trading on weakness in health care and technology stocks.

The saying that the morning shows the day did not apply on Tuesday to Canada’s main stock index, as the fall it experienced

The TSX was down by 0.59 per cent in early Friday trading on weakness in mining and tech.

The TSX opened lower on Tuesday on fears of an expected rate hike from the Bank of Canada.

This week is set to be the best for the Canadian stock market in the last three months.

The TSX slumped today on higher-than-expected inflation data.

The TSX fell today with technology shares dropping 3.67 per cent to a two-year low.

The TSX was up over 1 per cent on Wednesday on higher crude prices and energy shares.

Despite the ongoing pandemic and war-induced challenges, the TSX benchmark index is on track to record its ninth straight month of gains.  

After a steady first half of the week, the TSX took a steep fall on Thursday to a five-week low.

These are not the best of times for the Canadian economy.

The TSX has undergone a change of fortune over the past day or so.

The TSX began the week with a boost from energy stocks riding increased oil prices.

The TSX has been on a steady climb since a sharp drop mid-Monday morning.

The TSX was flat today with gains in energy and cannabis offset by losses in technology.

The start of the week has marked the TSX’s longest winning streak since October last year.

The TSX added to yesterday’s record high boosted by industrial and technology stocks.

The week began with the TSX plunging over 1 per cent due to ongoing commodity volatility.

The TSX outperformed Wall Street on Thursday on gains in energy and gold mining shares.

The TSX rose over 2 per cent this morning on strength in tech and consumer discretionary.