S&P/TSX Slightly up in Late-Morning Trading, U.S. Markets Rise
The S&P/TSX and major U.S. indexes gained as the Canadian dollar weakened and crude oil rose.
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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 34,471.36.
The Toronto Stock Exchange closed Thursday's session with a 0.73% gain, while the major U.S. indices recovered from the beast's hair, while oil prices fell.
@ the Bell: Markets finish week higher amid oil and volatility
Despite a series of ups and downs, Canada’s main stock index finished the week higher than where it began on Friday, thanks to a surge among tech shares. Oil prices fluctuated high amid uncertainty surrounding a possible breakthrough in US–Iran negotiations, continuing to raise concerns about inflation. US markets also advanced, with Wall Street closing out a positive week despite notable volatility. The broader index has risen more than 1 per c…
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