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S&P/TSX Ends Slightly Higher, U.S. Markets Also Close in Positive Territory
U.S. stocks rebounded late in the session as crude oil fell below $100 a barrel and gold futures climbed, easing earlier risk-driven selling.
- Canada's main stock index ended more than 200 points higher on Thursday, while markets recovered from earlier losses as oil prices retreated.
- Oil prices topped US$100 earlier in the day after U.S.-Iran tensions drove initial declines, but markets gained ground in the second half amid signs of a diplomatic off-ramp in the Middle East.
- Market analyst Crowther said, "The fear of rising inflation has also moved into the narrative," as investors digest the prospect of sustained elevated energy costs.
- Crowther said elevated oil prices favor Canadian commodity producers to cash in higher profits, even as Nvidia faces investor scrutiny over business model concerns.
- Investors previously expected the Middle East conflict to resolve by now, but the protracted situation is forcing market participants to adjust to sustained, higher energy costs.
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S&P/TSX ends slightly higher, U.S. markets also close in positive territory
TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index ended modestly higher on Friday, while U.S. markets also closed in positive territory, even as consumer data stoked inflationary fears. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 61.87 points at 34,471.
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S&P/TSX composite ends higher, U.S. markets recover from earlier losses
TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index ended more than 200 points higher while U.S. markets recovered from earlier losses as oil prices retreated. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 247.67 points at 34,409.49 on broad-based gains.
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S&P/TSX composite up nearly 100 points as oil tops US$100 a barrel
TORONTO - Canada's main stock index was up nearly 100 points in late-morning trading, helped by strength in the energy sector as the price of oil once again topped US$100
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