Canadian Market Down In Negative Territory; Technology Shares Lose Ground
The Canadian market is down in negative territory a few minutes before noon on Wednesday, with losses in technology and materials sectors offsetting gains in energy sector.
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The Canadian market is down in negative territory a few minutes before noon on Wednesday, with losses in technology and materials sectors offsetting gains in energy sector.
The Canadian market is down in negative territory a few minutes before noon on Wednesday, with losses in technology and materials sectors offsetting gains in energy sector.
Canadian stocks closed on a bright note on Thursday, gaining for a second successive session, with investors tracking positive global cues and betting on hopes several central banks will cut interest rates sometime during the second quarter of this year.
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Equities in Canada’s biggest market recovered in a big way Wednesday from the gulch of Tuesday’s close, as tech and industrials lent some muscle. The TSX Composite popped 304.43 points, or 1.5%, to conclude Wednesday at 20,889.40. The Canadian ...