Futures linked to Canada's primary stock index dipped slightly on Wednesday, as the commodity-dependent benchmark felt the impact of declining gold prices with the year's final trading day approaching. Mining stocks pulled futures lower as investors capitalized on the previous session's uptick in gold. Conversely, oil producers benefited from rising crude oil prices, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and concerns over supply. As the New Year holiday looms, trading volumes are anticipated to remain light. Despite this end-of-year downturn, the TSX has risen nearly 29% in 2025, heading for its most robust annual performance since 2009 and marking a third successive year of growth.
FX.co ★ TSX Futures Slip Ahead of Year-End
TSX Futures Slip Ahead of Year-End
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