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TSX Sets New Record Even as Oil Stocks Drop

TSX Sets New Record Even as Oil Stocks Drop

Tech and metal miners pushed Canada’s main stock index to a fresh record close Monday, as traders looked to progress on a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal to help pull down oil prices and chill inflation fears. The S&P/TSX Composite Index ended the session up 359.53 points, or 1%, at 34,830.89.
25 May 2026
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Cameco Trades Higher in Toronto as U.S. Markets Closed; Uranium Trade Eyes What’s Next

Cameco Trades Higher in Toronto as U.S. Markets Closed; Uranium Trade Eyes What’s Next

Cameco Corp.’s Toronto shares moved up Monday as the New York line didn't trade due to the U.S. Memorial Day holiday, putting the focus on its Canadian listing for uranium watchers. Cameco’s website showed TSX: CCO up C$2.33 at C$146.96. The NYSE: CCJ quote was at $104.75, off $0.58; the New York Stock Exchange noted Memorial Day, May 25, as a holiday in 2026.
25 May 2026
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  • TSX up 55% in two years, beats global indexes and S&P 500
    July 9, 2026, 2:19 PM EDT. The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) is up nearly 55% over two years after inflation, topping global peers and more than doubling the U.S. S&P 500's gains. The surge puts this run in line with past booms, like the 1990s dot-com rally. Corporate Canada posted strong results even as the economy faced trade worries, a deep housing slump, and weaker immigration. Banks, insurers, pipelines, gold, oil, and utilities led growth, sectors often missed in tech-dominated headlines. Toronto-Dominion Bank jumped over 120% as it rebounded from a money-laundering scandal, helped by buybacks and a new strategy. BlackBerry shifted to software for cars and secure communications, sending its shares up nearly fivefold. TSX performance holds up despite economic headwinds.
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