Canada's stock index ended lower on Friday as losses in healthcare and mining weighed on the TSX while tech was the lone gainer.

The TSX slid lower on Tuesday as oil prices eased, cautious investors await the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision later this week

The TSX fell for the sixth straight session on Thursday, as rising bond yields weighed on economically sensitive sectors.

A broad decline led by the energy sector dragged the TSX lower as Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned before an economic update.

Canada’s TSX index gave back some of last week's gains on Monday because of pessimism in utility, industrial and technology stocks.

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Crude oil prices edged lower with NYMEX WTI closing below $70/bbl while ICE Brent settled below $73/bbl on Thursday. The oil market witnessed a second...

Canada’s TSX index added almost 200 points on Friday thanks to gains across industries, including a 23.13 per cent gain from BlackBerry.

By Amit Bhandari and Aditya Shinde During his visit to Guyana in South America (20-21 November), Prime Minister Modi signed a number of MOUs,...

The S&P 500 Value index extended its historic decline on Wednesday, marking 14 consecutive trading days of losses, the longest The post S&P 500 Value...