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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 rose 227.33 points to 36,171.49 Tuesday as gold miners and Celestica rallied and energy fell ahead of the Bank of Canada decision.
The TSX was down 19.40 points to 35,924.76 at 10:31 a.m. ET Tuesday as Celestica jumped 9.52 per cent, with the Bank of Canada decision due Wednesday.
Futures edge higher ahead of Wednesday’s Bank of Canada decision, with markets pricing a quarter-point hike. Oil near US$101 and the TSX closed at 35,944.16.
Celestica reported Q3 revenue of US$5.83 billion and adjusted EPS of US$3.30, raised its 2026 outlook and set a 2027 revenue target of US$40 billion.
The S&P/TSX composite index rose 155.98 points, or 0.44 per cent, to 35,944.16 on Oct. 26 as financials led and U.S. markets also gained.
Futures point higher and oil is lower before the open, Celestica reports after the close, and the Bank of Canada decision is Wednesday.
The S&P/TSX composite closed down 185.27 points at 35,788.18 on Oct. 23 as financials, staples and materials fell and energy gained 2.1 per cent.
North American crude rose above US$100 and Brent neared US$116 on Oct. 23 after Iran reported tankers hit in Hormuz. What it means for gas prices, the loonie and Alberta’s budget.
The S&P/TSX composite was down 401.87 points at 35,571.58 as of 10:33 a.m. ET on Oct. 23 as gold miners and banks fell and oil climbed above US$100.
Rogers Communications reported third-quarter free cash flow of $1.37 billion, up 65 per cent, as capital spending fell 46 per cent and adjusted earnings per share slipped to $1.30.