Canada's main stock index dropped more than 1,000 points on Friday, weighed down by losses in the basic materials sector, while U.S. markets were also trading lower.

Commodity weakness and trade concerns pulled the TSX lower from record levels, with today’s focus on Canada’s GDP data, U.S. inflation signals, and earnings results. The post TSX Today: What to Watch for in Stocks on Friday,

The Canadian dollar dipped 0.34 cents at 73.77 cents U.S. So far, this week, the TSX has dropped 960 points, or 2.9%. Among individual stocks, Imperial Oil fell $5.37, or 3.8%, to

EQB Inc. ‘s (EQB:TSX) deal to purchase Loblaw Cos. Ltd. ‘s PC Financial assets is “strategically enhancing,” according to an analyst at BMO Capital Markets, who hiked his price target Tuesday and upgraded shares of the company, which offers banking services through its Equitable Bank.

The TSX Composite Index continued its strong bull run this year and is now hovering at its all-time high. What next for the TSX Index?

Cameco has momentum, a sturdy balance sheet, and multiple nuclear tailwinds that could keep driving gains in 2026. The post This TSX Stock Has Already Soared 37% in 2026: Can it Keep Going? appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

This TSX dividend grower is near its 52-week low, and patient investors could get paid while waiting. The post 1 Ideal TSX Dividend Stock, Down 44%, to Buy and Hold for a Lifetime appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.