Canada’s stock market hit another record high as the July jobs report came in much stronger than expected. Gold and mining stocks helped push the TSX higher, while tariff risks, weak services data, and inflation concerns remain key risks to watch.

Canada’s stock market finished July higher, helped by strong energy stocks and better-than-expected GDP data. But with tech staying choppy, gold pulling back, and tariffs still creating pressure, August could bring new tests for Canadian investors.

Canada’s GDP came in stronger than expected, the TSX moved close to record highs, and softer U.S. jobs data eased rate fears. But AI stocks pulled back, CUSMA uncertainty returned, and investors are still watching for proof that the rally can continue.

May ended with mixed signals for Canadian investors. The TSX climbed, bank earnings looked stronger than expected, and AI stocks powered global markets higher. But Canada’s GDP report showed weakness, raising fresh questions about whether the economy is quietly slowing down.

Canada’s stock market just crossed 32,000 for the first time ever. While Aritzia delivered a historic billion-dollar quarter, oil stocks and the Canadian dollar were hit by geopolitical shocks tied to Venezuela. Here’s what last week’s moves mean for your money.

The TSX quietly crushed the S&P 500 in 2025—and Canadians are starting 2026 with up to $109,000 in TFSA room. Here’s what changed on January 1, why Canadian stocks outperformed, and how to position your money for the year ahead.

Canadian markets turned volatile this week as a strong jobs report and blockbuster bank earnings forced investors to reset expectations for interest rates in 2026. The TSX pulled back from record highs—here’s what’s driving the shift and what to watch next.