TSX Sustains Positive Momentum, Up 0.13%

2 min read | April 07, 2021 12:10 AM EDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Canadian main equity indicator TSX Composite Index continued its upward trend on Wednesday amid investors optimism towards materials, energy, and technology sectors. The index has been in green territory since the beginning of April. Commodity stocks and strong economic growth also played a crucial role in this. The leading TSX Composite Index was up 0.13% to 19,129.07. The other broader indices also settled in green. The S&P/TSX 60 traded 0.29% higher while TSX Venture index was down by ~0.92% to 955.09. Total traded volume on TSX was 214.41 million on Wednesday.

US markets although showed the mixed results where the S&P 500 recorded the upside of ~0.15% to 4,079.95, followed by Dow Jones that gained 0.05% to 33,446.26. The Nasdaq Composite Index traded 0.07% lower at 13,688.84, respectively.

 Price Chart five days for TSX Composite recorded on April 07 2021 . Source: EODHD/Others (Thomson Reuters)

Movers and Laggards on TSX Composite

Ticker

Company Name

% change

 

Top-5 Movers

 

WFG

West Fraser Timber Co Ltd

5.5%

ATDb

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc

3.7%

IFP

Interfor Corp

3.1%

GIL

Gildan Activewear Inc

3.0%

CFP

Canfor Corp

2.3%

 

Top-5 Laggards

 

AT

AcuityAds Holdings Inc

-9.4%

CAS

Cascades Inc

-7.8%

VFF

Village Farms International Inc

-7.2%

LAC

Lithium Americas Corp

-6.7%

ACB

Aurora Cannabis Inc

-6.4%

 Source: EODHD/Others (Thomson Reuters)

Volume Leaders: Bombardier Inc. (13.04 mn), Toronto-Dominion Bank (10.71 mn) and TC Energy Corporation (9.98 mn), respectively. 

Money Market Update:

US 10-Year Treasury Bond yield up by 1.29% to 1.67 followed by the Canada 10-Yr Government Bond Yield up by 0.94% to 1.50. 

Commodity and Currency Update

Amid the anticipation of stronger economic recovery, commodity stocks are boosting up. Same trend is witnessed in oil prices too. WTI Crude Oil Future up by 0.74% to US$ 59.77/bbl on Wednesday followed by the International benchmark Brent Oil up by 0.67% to US$ 63.16/bbl. Gold Futures prices down by 0.08% to US$ 1,740.10.

The USD/CAD up 0.35% to 1.26 on Wednesday while the US Dollar Index moved 0.13% higher against the rest of the bucket of currencies at 92.472 mainly attributed to recovery seen in global oil prices.


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