TSX:GSPTSE 24 November 2025

Toronto Stock Exchange today: TSX ends 2025 lower, but posts best annual gain since 2009

Canada’s S&P/TSX Composite Index closed 2025 down 0.4% at 31,712.76, weighed by mining shares as metal prices slipped. Despite the drop, the TSX posted its strongest annual gain since 2009. Markets are closed Thursday for New Year’s Day and reopen Friday. Investors now await early-January economic data and the Bank of Canada’s Jan. 28 rate decision.

1 January 2026

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Canada Stock Market Today (Dec. 24, 2025): TSX Slips From Record Highs in Holiday Trading as Miners Cool Off and the Loonie Firms

The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed down 0.2% at 31,999.76 in a shortened Christmas Eve session, with materials stocks falling about 0.9% as investors took profits. Trading ended early at 1 p.m. ET, keeping volumes thin. Despite the dip, the index remains near record highs and is up roughly 29% for the year. The Canadian dollar also hit a near five-month high.

25 December 2025

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TSX Today: Canada Stock Market Opens Cautious but Steady on Fed Rate‑Cut Hopes — November 24, 2025

The S&P/TSX Composite Index opened 0.1% higher near 30,220 on Monday but slipped back toward 30,150 by mid-morning as energy and rate-sensitive stocks lost ground. Mining shares led early gains. The TSX Venture Index held near 854.76 after rebounding 0.66% Friday. Investors weighed possible U.S. Fed rate cuts against weak oil prices and a soft Canadian dollar.

24 November 2025

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European Stocks Rise as Oil Prices Drop and Rate Hike Bets Grow
March 20, 2026, 5:11 AM EDT. European stocks rebounded on Friday, led by banking and construction sectors, as oil prices eased from recent highs above $119 a barrel. The decline followed U.S. signals about possibly lifting sanctions on Iranian crude to reduce energy costs. Central banks across Europe, including the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BoE), held interest rates steady amid uncertainty from the U.S.-Iran conflict but traders increased bets on further rate hikes later this year. The ECB highlighted inflation risks tied to the war, while the BoE's unanimous hold hinted at readiness to act. Meanwhile, Unilever disclosed talks to sell part of its foods business to McCormick & Company, adding corporate activity amid market shifts.