Commodities News 25 November 2025 - 7 December 2025

Canada’s stock market heads into Thursday’s session with the S&P/TSX Composite sitting just below record territory after a powerful run driven by bank earnings, firmer commodity prices and growing conviction that Canadian equities can keep outperforming in 2026. Key Takeaways for December 4, 2025 TSX Today: Where Canada’s Stock Market Stands on December 4 Because North American equity markets haven’t yet opened for Thursday’s trade, the latest official snapshot for the S&P/TSX Composite comes from Wednesday’s close: The move extended a powerful late‑year run. Data from TMX, YCharts and closed‑end fund Canadian General Investments show: A Reuters piece on Wednesday

Canada’s stock market entered the midweek session on a firmer footing, as big-bank earnings and resilient commodity prices helped lift the S&P/TSX Composite index back toward record territory on Wednesday, December 3, 2025. By mid‑morning in Toronto, the benchmark S&P/TSX Composite was trading just above the 31,100 mark, up roughly 0.3% from Tuesday’s close at 31,049.28, recouping part of the prior day’s modest pullback. MarketWatch+3Investing.com+3FinancialContent+3 Royal Bank of Canada and National Bank of Canada — both reporting stronger‑than‑expected fourth‑quarter results and dividend increases — were at the centre of today’s move, while steady gains in oil, copper and gold continued to support the resource‑heavy Canadian market. Investing.com+3Reuters+3Reuters+3