The TSX Index added more than 1 per cent on Friday supported by energy, mining and tech stocks, securing its second-straight weekly gain.
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The TSX Index added more than 1 per cent on Friday supported by energy, mining and tech stocks, securing its second-straight weekly gain.
The TSX Index added more than 1 per cent on Friday supported by energy, mining and tech stocks, securing its second-straight weekly gain.
The TSX Index added more than 0.75% on Monday, reaching a record high, supported by solid gains in energy, mining and industrial stocks.
The TSX Index added more than 0.75% on Monday, reaching a record high, supported by solid gains in energy, mining and industrial stocks.
The TSX Index added more than 0.75% on Monday, reaching a record high, supported by solid gains in energy, mining and industrial stocks.
The TSX Index added more than 0.75% on Monday, reaching a record high, supported by solid gains in energy, mining and industrial stocks.
The TSX Index added 0.18 per cent on Tuesday, lifted by energy, mining and healthcare stocks, with gold surpassing the US$4,500 mark.
The TSX Index added 0.18 per cent on Tuesday, lifted by energy, mining and healthcare stocks, with gold surpassing the US$4,500 mark.
The TSX gave back 0.18 per cent in the shortened Christmas Eve trading session, weighed down by healthcare, energy and base metal stocks.
The TSX gave back 0.18 per cent in the shortened Christmas Eve trading session, weighed down by healthcare, energy and base metal stocks.
The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has slipped but it's set for an annual gain of 26.7 per cent.