The TSX rose on Wednesday as investors welcomed a US inflation report that lifted hopes for more rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year.

The TSX nudged up on Thursday, but losses across heavyweight sectors like mining, energy, and finance kept gains in check.

NEW YORK: US stocks surged on Wednesday, with all three major indexes registering their biggest daily percentage gains in more than two months, as...

the TSX. returned to the green on Tuesday as financial and tech gains were countered by mining and energy losses.

US stocks surged on Wednesday, with all three major indexes registering their biggest daily percentage gains in more than two months, as...

The mining and utilities sectors helped support the gain for the TSX, which ended the week roughly 300 points higher than where it began.

The TSX faced challenges as investors remained cautious, bracing for the upcoming US inflation data to gauge the Federal Reserve’s stance.

World shares have risen slightly and the bond market has had some respite before key US consumer price data that could sway the interest rate outlook.

World shares have risen slightly and the bond market has had some respite before key US consumer price data that could sway the interest rate outlook.

We project global growth will remain steady at 3.3 percent this year and next, broadly aligned with potential growth that has substantially weakened...