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Canadian TSX Index moved up marginally by 0.1% on Tuesday to 19203.7 aided by recovery in oil prices due to strong import data from China. Additionally, investors optimism for the strong US economic recovery added to investors’ optimism. The other three global benchmark equity gauges posted mixed results. The S&P 500 moved up ~0.29% to 4,141.17, followed by the Nasdaq Composite Index that traded 1.05% higher at 13,996.10 while the Dow Jones declined 0.20% to 33,677.27 respectively.
Other broader indices of the Toronto Stock Exchange settled in red.
The S&P/TSX 60 traded 0.07% lower while TSX Venture index doffed ~0.89% to 933.31.

5-day TSX Composite Daily Price Chart (as on 13 April 2021). Source: EODHD/Others (Thomson Reuters)
Top-5 Gainers and Losers

Source: EODHD/Others (Thomson Reuters)
Volume Leaders: Toronto-Dominion Bank (16.17 million), Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (12.90 million) and TC Energy Corporation (12.25 million), respectively.
Money Market Update:
US 10-Year Treasury Bond yield down by 2.97% to 1.62% while the Canada 10-Yr Government Bond Yield went down by 0.17% to 1.50%.
Commodity and Currency Update
WTI Crude Oil Future up by 0.80% to US$ 60.18/bbl on Tuesday while the International benchmark Brent Oil up by 0.62% to US$ 63.67/bbl. Gold Futures prices up by 0.87% to US$ 1,746.20.
The USD/CAD down 0.24% to 1.25 on Tuesday. The US Dollar Index down 0.33% against the basket of majors at 91.844.