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TD Bank (TSE:TD) lags TSX after C$44B surge

TD Bank (TSE:TD) lags TSX after C$44B surge

The Toronto-Dominion Bank ended up 0.44% at C$170.01 in Toronto on Friday. That trailed the S&P/TSX Composite Index, which added 0.88% to finish at 35,274.84. TD lagged a bit on the day. The bigger story is the run in its shares—TD is up 16.2% since the quarter ended April 30, and Friday’s market cap was about C$44.3 billion higher than the April 30 close, according to quote data.
4 July 2026
TSX ends week at fresh records after Canada-China trade deal and oil rebound — CPI next

TSX Rally Stalls Near Records as Recession Worries Hit Before Jobs Data

Canada’s stock market is close to an all-time high as June starts, after gains in tech and gold stocks boosted the S&P/TSX Composite on Friday. But a surprise drop in GDP made the move look shaky beneath the surface. The Toronto Stock Exchange closed for the weekend, so Friday’s finish stands as the latest market reading. TMX runs regular trading from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
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
Telus’ 9% dividend yield looks tempting — but CIBC, SmartCentres and Leon’s are the TSX income names in play

Telus’ 9% dividend yield looks tempting — but CIBC, SmartCentres and Leon’s are the TSX income names in play

Motley Fool Canada’s Joey Frenette pointed out that investors attracted to Telus Corp’s roughly 9% dividend yield should weigh options carefully and consider Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for a more stable income stream. He noted Telus has paused dividend growth until certain internal goals are met. Meanwhile, CIBC offers about a 3.4% yield and trades at roughly 13.3 times forward earnings, a valuation based on expected profits. Frenette also highlighted that although CIBC’s shares have jumped since late 2023, the bank’s sizable Canadian mortgage portfolio remains a critical risk factor.
15 January 2026
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