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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. Why timing is key. Investors poured into commodities, AI plays, and bank stocks even as the economy slowed. Statistics Canada said gross domestic product was flat in Q1 from Q4; Reuters reported GDP dropped 0.1% annualized for a second quarterly fall.
Celestica Rallies After Hours While U.S. Markets Shut—AI Buzz Lifts CLS

Celestica Rallies After Hours While U.S. Markets Shut—AI Buzz Lifts CLS

Celestica Inc.’s shares in Toronto moved higher Monday, giving some action on the AI-hardware theme as the NYSE listing paused for the U.S. Memorial Day break. CLS was at C$521.27, up 2.61%, at 11:12 a.m. ET, according to Google Finance, after getting as high as C$521.88. Shares stayed under the 52-week high of C$591.25. The timing was key. NYSE and Nasdaq both list Memorial Day, May 25, as closed for 2026, but the TSX's Canadian holiday calendar puts Victoria Day on May 18 and lists Memorial Day just as a U.S. holiday with special U.S.-dollar settlement. Toronto ended up as the only live market for Celestica shares.
Celestica Drops in Toronto as AI Hardware Trade Struggles

Celestica Drops in Toronto as AI Hardware Trade Struggles

Celestica Inc. shares dropped Tuesday as the stock in Toronto matched earlier losses seen in New York. Canada’s main exchange had just reopened after a holiday, and investors cut back bets on one of the top artificial-intelligence hardware gainers. Celestica’s U.S.-listed stock was down about 0.6% at $340.54 as of 12:49 p.m. Eastern, after moving between $325.15 and $342.57 earlier in the day. On the Toronto Stock Exchange, shares fell 5.0% to C$469.91 shortly before, according to Bloomberg, a steeper drop that took into account Monday’s Victoria Day holiday, when the exchange was closed.
19 May 2026
Celestica Inc Stock (CLS) News Today: Why Shares Slid, What Analysts Forecast, and What to Watch Next

Celestica Inc Stock (CLS) News Today: Why Shares Slid, What Analysts Forecast, and What to Watch Next

Celestica Inc. is back in the spotlight on December 15, 2025 after a sharp pullback that reminded investors of an uncomfortable truth: even “AI infrastructure winners” can get whipsawed when the market mood flips. On the NYSE, Celestica closed at $306.50 on December 12, down $44.91, and was indicated higher in early pre-market trading on December 15 around $312.10. StockAnalysis
15 December 2025
Celestica Inc. Stock (CLS) Update: Why Shares Slumped, What Analysts Forecast, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec. 14, 2025)

Celestica Inc. Stock (CLS) Update: Why Shares Slumped, What Analysts Forecast, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec. 14, 2025)

Celestica Inc. is ending the week on a sharp down note after a steep tech-led selloff, even as new filings and fresh commentary published Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025 keep the company firmly in the spotlight for investors tracking AI data center infrastructure and hyperscaler spending. Below is a detailed, publication-ready look at today’s Celestica stock news, forecasts, and analysis, including what moved the shares, what Wall Street is modeling next, and the catalysts that could matter most into early 2026.
14 December 2025
Best TSX Stocks to Buy Today (December 5, 2025): 7 Top Canadian Picks for 2026 and Beyond

Best TSX Stocks to Buy Today (December 5, 2025): 7 Top Canadian Picks for 2026 and Beyond

TORONTO – December 5, 2025 — The Canadian stock market has quietly turned into one of the world’s standout performers this year. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is up roughly 26.5% year to date to around 31,160, powered by strength in mining and a handful of huge winners like Celestica and Aritzia. fool.ca At the same time, a new Reuters poll suggests the Bank of Canada is likely done cutting rates, with the policy rate expected to stay at 2.25% at least until 2027 after 275 basis points of reductions, as inflation stabilizes and GDP growth runs around 2.6%. Reuters Lower rates support equities and rate-sensitive sectors like banks, pipelines and real estate, but they also mean investors must work harder to find attractive risk‑adjusted returns.
5 December 2025
Celestica (CLS) Stock: Latest News, AI Data Center Outlook and Analyst Targets as of December 3, 2025

Celestica (CLS) Stock: Latest News, AI Data Center Outlook and Analyst Targets as of December 3, 2025

Celestica Inc. has become one of 2025’s most explosive AI infrastructure plays. After a huge run and fresh product launches, the stock is now digesting gains in a bout of volatility. Here’s what investors need to know today. As of the close on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, Celestica’s U.S.-listed shares finished at $304.29, down 4.4% on the day from $318.37.StockInvest+1
Canadian Stock Market Today: TSX Jumps on Tech and Gold Rally After the Open – November 24, 2025

Canadian Stock Market Today: TSX Jumps on Tech and Gold Rally After the Open – November 24, 2025

Toronto – Monday, November 24, 2025 Canada’s stock market kicked off the week with a surge on Monday, November 24, 2025, as the S&P/TSX Composite Index ripped higher right after the opening bell, powered by a powerful rally in technology and gold mining shares. By the close, the benchmark index had gained about 1.5%, finishing around 30,604 — one of its highest closes on record and the strongest level since mid‑November. Reuters+1
25 November 2025
Celestica Stock Skyrockets on AI Boom: Q3 Blowout, Raised Forecasts Signal No Slowdown

Celestica Stock Skyrockets on AI Boom: Q3 Blowout, Raised Forecasts Signal No Slowdown

TORONTO – Celestica’s stock is on fire. The electronics manufacturing company’s shares continued their remarkable run on Monday, rallying to new highs as investors bet on the artificial intelligence hardware boom. Celestica’s Toronto-listed stock closed at approximately C$424 per sharestockchase.com on October 27, extending a multi-session upswing. The weekly gain now tops 13%ts2.tech, and the stock has climbed an astonishing ~316% over the past yearts2.tech – a growth rate that vastly outpaced the broader market. This historic rally reflects surging optimism that Celestica will be a big winner in the rush to build out AI data centers and cloud infrastructure. Once known mainly as a contract electronics maker, Celestica has reinvented itself for the AI age. The company – founded in the 1990s and a former IBM unit – was a dot-com era veteran that languished for years. Now it’s riding a new wave of demand. As the Financial Post noted, this “31-year veteran of Canada’s tech scene” has suddenly “shot from near obscurity to stock stardom on the AI juggernaut”swingtradebot.com. In other words, Celestica has gone from a forgotten name to one of this year’s stock market darlings, thanks to its strategic pivot into high-growth tech segments.

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  • Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) tops Australian growth stocks with large insider holdings
    June 30, 2026, 3:11 AM EDT. Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) is at the front of Australian growth stocks with high insider ownership, seen as a sign of management confidence. The biopharma group, focused on radiopharmaceuticals in cancer imaging and care, pulled in about US$803.8 million in sales, most of that coming from the U.S. The company's market cap stands at A$5.5 billion. Telix's cancer pipeline is broad, and its commercial footing is firm. Its key products, Illuccix and Gozellix, support 2026 revenue targets of US$950-970 million. There's still risk from regulatory and pricing pressure, but insiders remain aligned, and partnerships with United Imaging and Regeneron support the growth story. Also mentioned: Lindian Resources (ASX:LIN), market cap A$1.7 billion, which is pushing ahead on a rare earths project in Malawi. Both names show that shareholder interest tracks with insider backing.
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