TSX

Ahead of the next trading session, the TSX Index faces critical decisions around its 32,868 pivot. We delve into scenarios ranging from range-bound to directional moves, influenced by crude oil...

The TSX (S&P/TSX Composite) closed the week at 32,465.28, down 2.37%, as market participants grapple with tech de-risking and broader macroeconomic shifts.

The S&P/TSX Composite Index is currently navigating a period of tech-led de-risking, with a focus on whether selling pressure stabilizes or continues. Traders are closely watching key technical...

The S&P/TSX Composite Index is navigating a complex macro environment where rates repricing and oil impulse are key drivers. Traders are watching for clear retest confirmations amidst high...

The S&P/TSX Composite is experiencing a nuanced trading environment, caught between rates-led repricing and an oil headline premium. With the index pivoting around 26,892.67, understanding macro...

The S&P/TSX index closed higher, navigating a 33,282 pivot as market participants await a clear catalyst amidst mixed macro signals. This analysis explores key levels and potential trade setups...

Canadian equities show resilience as the S&P/TSX Composite tests key pivot acceptance amid surging energy prices and cooling US yields.

The S&P/TSX Composite surged 1.49% to close at 32,470.98. Explore the key pivot levels and energy-driven scenarios for the coming week.

The S&P/TSX Composite Index shows resilience above the 31,900 handle as sector dispersion and commodity cross-currents drive intraday flows.

Canada's TSX Composite Index faces a 1.20% decline as it tests the critical 28,804.70 pivot amid broader commodity weakness and a strengthening US Dollar.

External pressures from energy and financials drive the TSX Composite lower as the index tests the critical 26,900 pivot zone amid a shifting global risk regime.

The S&P/TSX navigates a complex intraday landscape as metals rebound against a backdrop of softening oil prices and shifting USD liquidity.

The S&P/TSX Composite faces significant volatility as commodity deleveraging and USD strength pressure Canadian equity benchmarks.

A deep dive into the S&P/TSX Composite Index strategy for February 1, 2026, focusing on key pivots and commodity-driven volatility.

The S&P/TSX faces a heavy de-risking tape as energy and financials react to shifting USD proxies and commodity volatility.

The S&P/TSX Composite faces a heavy bias as a sharp correction in gold and silver prices forces a positioning reset for Canadian equities.

The TSX shows firm-to-constructive price action heading into the January 29 session, with energy and materials beta driving the index toward key resistance.

Investors analyze the TSX Index as it hovers near the 28,117 pivot point amid oil price softness and a firm US Dollar ahead of the New York open.

The TSX index navigates a critical decision band as metals and energy strength offset rising volatility and a softer US Dollar.

The TSX proxy (EWC) shows signs of a confirmation tape as it tests the critical 55.80 resistance gate following a softer USD and surging metals.