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Toronto Stock Exchange Sees Modest Gains Amid Global Market Fluctuations

Toronto Stock Exchange Sees Modest Gains Amid Global Market Fluctuations

Toronto, August 21, 2024The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) showed modest gains today as investors remained cautious due to global market fluctuations. The TSX Composite Index rose by 0.3%, led by a rebound in technology and mining stocks.

Despite concerns over potential interest rate hikes by central banks, Canada’s primary exchange benefitted from a rise in commodity prices, particularly oil and gold, which boosted the energy and materials sectors. Energy companies like Suncor Energy Inc. and Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. saw their stocks rise by 1.5% and 1.8%, respectively.

However, the overall market sentiment remains mixed as global economic indicators point to slower growth. Investors are keeping a close eye on upcoming economic data from the United States and Europe, which could impact future trading decisions on the TSX.

Financial analysts noted that while the Canadian market remains resilient, uncertainties surrounding inflation and geopolitical tensions may introduce more volatility in the coming weeks.

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