TSX recovers as energy sector jumps, loonie falls

Canada’s main stock index surged by 105.94 points (or 0.53 per cent) to end the session at 19,991.88 on Thursday, August 11. This triple-digit increase, which occurred for the second day in a row, primarily came as the oil and gas stocks moved higher in t...

TSX index surged by triple-digit on Wednesday, August 10, as US inflation data seems to ease market sentiments.

Canada main equity index in red, dragged down by healthcare and IT sector

Canada's main equity index gained on August 8, largely helped by healthcare and mining stocks

Canada’s main equity index gained slightly by 31.10 points or 0.15 per cent to close at 19,577.04 on Thursday, August 4

The TSX benchmark index increased by 0.22 per cent on Friday, August 5, supported by the base metals and energy sectors

The S&P/TSX Composite Index gained 0.2 per cent during the trading session and closed at 19,545.94 points.

Investors saw a decline in stock prices on Wall Street and in Canada due to China's criticism of Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the US House of Representatives.

The main Canadian index shot up on Friday, July 29, amid relatively positive earnings results from some of the significant market players and the latest gross domestic product (GDP) estimates that indicated an expanding economy for Canada.

The S&P/TSX Composite Index was up by 202.15 points and closed at 19,456.71 and the surge in the energy, industrial, and information technology sectors increased the price of the shares.