S&P/TSX composite closes lower on Thursday, U.S. markets mixed
- Canada's main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite, fell by 44.15 points, closing at 27,372.26 due to losses in basic materials and consumer cyclicals.
- Kevin Burkett, a portfolio manager, noted that the stock market activity lacks significant macro news, making it more influenced by individual stocks.
- In the U.S., the Dow Jones industrial average declined by 316.38 points, reaching 44,693.91 on the same day.
- Burkett expressed surprise over ongoing tariff issues that remain unresolved as of July 24.
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