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Daily Toronto Stock Exchange coverage: how the S&P/TSX composite opened and closed, top gainers and losers, earnings, dividends, IPOs and what moved Canadian stocks.
The S&P/TSX composite closed up 241.27 points at 36,411.72 on Nov. 11 as energy stocks, banks and Shopify gained and gold miners fell.
The S&P/TSX composite rose 105.39 points to 36,275.84 in morning trading Wednesday as tech stocks rebounded and energy gained, while gold miners slipped.
TSX opens Wednesday after a 276-point drop, with U.S. inflation, Franco-Nevada and Power Corp. earnings after the close, and no Statistics Canada releases.
Pet Valu reported third-quarter net income of $26.3 million on revenue of $299.5 million and updated its 2026 outlook.
Hydro One reported third-quarter EPS of $0.69 on net income of $413 million and declared a $0.3531 dividend, weeks after filing a roughly $37-billion rate plan.
TSX opens Tuesday after Monday’s 657-point surge to a two-month high, with Hydro One and Pet Valu earnings, U.S. inflation data and lower oil and gold in focus.
The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 657.17 points, or 1.84 per cent, at 36,446.26 on Monday as banks and gold miners rallied.
The S&P/TSX composite rose 332.11 points to 36,121.20 in morning trading Monday as banks and gold miners gained and energy stocks fell with oil.
TSX opens Monday after Friday’s 184-point gain, with Barrick earnings, Strathcona’s offer for Greenfire, falling oil and rising gold in focus.
Strathcona Resources said Sunday it will buy Greenfire Resources in a cash-and-share deal valued at C$2.7 billion to C$2.9 billion including debt, expanding its Alberta oil sands holdings.