Industrials led the TSX in gains and utilities led the decliners as higher crude and precious metal prices battled a drop among top sectors.

Canada’s main stock index rose on Monday as the financial, consumer staples, and health-care sectors led a broader rally on the TSX.

Statistics Canada reported that the GDP was unchanged in August, which led to financial and tech sectors being the biggest drag on the TSX.

Despite mining and energy gains, Canada’s main stock index continued its downward slide on Friday. Industrials led the losers on the TSX.

Oil prices rose on Thursday, extending the previous day's rally, driven by optimism over U.S. fuel demand following an unexpected drop in crude and...

Canada’s main stock index rose on Friday. While tech and mining led gains on the TSX, utilities declines capped growth.

Financial and utilities sectors saw the most significant losses Tuesday, and the industrial sector also contributed to the TSX's decline.

HES' Q3 earnings are likely to have been affected by a drop in crude prices and an increase in input costs.

Bargain hunting after a five-day slide boosted Sensex by 603 points to 80,005 on Monday, led by ICICI Bank's strong quarterly numbers. Limited gains...

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