The United States is preparing to revoke up to 200,000 visas for asylum seekers, citing fraud claims, while simultaneously dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in the Northeast. This dual development highlights significant challenges in immigration and public health.
Shares of auto parts manufacturers, including Magna, Linamar, and Martinrea, experienced significant declines on the TSX as the industry expressed concerns over potential tariff disruptions.
The TSX ended its losing streak, with the materials sector experiencing its largest jump in six years, while Wall Street also saw gains as yields eased.
The TSX closed lower, primarily driven by a slide in technology stocks, though energy sector gains limited overall losses. Opendoor Technologies, Palantir, and Micron Technology shares experienced significant declines.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices saw an increase following reports of a potential ceasefire in the Iran war, indicating market reaction to geopolitical developments.
Global energy markets are reacting to perceived easing tensions and signs of progress in resolving the Middle East conflict, with oil prices tumbling and US stock futures climbing, impacting the broader global economy.
Canadian stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) are emerging as a surprising safe haven for investors fleeing AI-induced selloffs in American markets, offering stability due to its dominance by heavy industries like banking and energy.
Chip stocks have provided a boost to the overall stock market, while uranium and mining stocks are leading the top gainers on the TSX. This indicates strong performance in specific sectors of the market.
Major stock indexes in Europe, Asia, and Canada, along with Comex Copper, all closed lower at the end of the trading week. The S&P/TSX Composite Index, STOXX Europe 50 Index, Shanghai Composite Index, DAX, and Comex Copper each saw declines.
David Rosenberg suggests that US and Canadian investors should adopt different approaches to diversify their portfolios, noting the small size of the TSX and the concentration of the S&P.
Multiple Evolve ETFs, including the Future Leadership Fund, Active Core Fixed Income Fund, and S&P 500® Enhanced Yield Fund, have declared their respective dividends.
Several Global X and AGF ETFs have declared their latest monthly dividends. These include various covered call ETFs focusing on Canadian banks, silver, and the S&P/TSX 60 Index, as well as high-interest savings and enhanced U.S. equity income funds.
President Trump delivered a speech at Mount Rushmore celebrating America's 250th anniversary, praising the nation while also issuing warnings against communism. Concurrently, Pope Leo XIV marked the U.S. anniversary and visited Lampedusa, urging the country to welcome and protect immigrants.
CIBC has received approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) for a new share buyback program, allowing the bank to repurchase up to 30 million of its shares.
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) achieved a record closing high, with market analysts attributing the surge to growing optimism for peace in the Middle East.
True North Commercial REIT has received approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange to renew its unit buyback program, allowing the company to repurchase its own units.
An analysis provides insights into the highest-yielding stocks currently listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), alongside relevant risk data for investors.
SSR Mining has obtained approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) to proceed with a share buyback program, allowing the company to repurchase up to 21.5 million of its shares.
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed productive talks with Iran and postponed military strikes against Iranian power plants, giving Tehran more time, though Iranian agencies have denied any direct or indirect communication and celebrated the delay as a retreat.
Multiple iShares ETFs, including those tracking U.S. Treasury Bonds, S&P/TSX Capped Utilities, ESG Aware Canadian Aggregate Bond, Diversified Monthly Income, and Core Canadian Short Term Bond, have declared dividends.
This story provides daily updates on various interest rates, including those for mortgages, HELOCs, home equity loans, money market accounts, high-yield savings accounts, and certificates of deposit.
Canadian market futures edged higher as investors weighed the impact of new U.S. tariff policies alongside the ongoing release of quarterly bank earnings reports.
An analysis of the TSX reveals the most oversold and overbought stocks, alongside those offering the highest yields and associated risk data. This provides investors with insights into market trends and potential investment opportunities.
TSX futures showed a subdued performance, influenced by ongoing hopes for a Middle East deal and broader market jitters related to artificial intelligence.
Jamieson Wellness has agreed to a $2.5 billion takeover deal, while several stocks on the TSX experienced significant drops following their earnings reports.
CES Energy Solutions has obtained approval from the TSX for a renewed Normal Course Issuer Bid (NCIB) to repurchase up to 18.1 million shares. This approval allows the company to proceed with its share buyback program.
Leigh Revers' column ranks Canadian firms based on their explicit advocacy for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in job postings, noting that 20 of the top 25 TSX-listed companies engage in this practice. The article also suggests a potential shift towards "sanity" returning.
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) unofficially closed with an upward trend, as reported by TradingView, indicating a positive performance for the day's trading session.
BeWhere Inc. (BEW) (BEWFF) is scheduled to present at the 2026 TSX Technology Investor Day, an event for technology companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Several companies, including Microsoft and Aehr Test Systems, experienced notable surges in their stock prices, with Microsoft seeing its best four-day stretch in six years. Xanadu stock also saw a 'quantum leap,' triggering multiple trading halts on the TSX.
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) has snapped its recent winning streak, with declines in both technology and energy sectors contributing to the market's fall.