The Canadian stock markets experienced a downturn on October 31, 2026, with major indices showing declines. The TSX fell by 1.74%, while the S&P 500 dropped 1.82%. The DOW and NASDAQ also saw decreases of 1.09% and 2.86%, respectively. Meanwhile, oil prices rose by 2.08%, and the U.S. dollar gained 0.11% against the Canadian dollar. Gold, however, saw a significant drop of 3.29%.
Among the top movers on the TSX, WCP saw a slight increase of 0.36%, while IVN dropped 3.93%. Telus (T) rose by 2.4%, and Canadian Tire (CS) fell sharply by 6.54%. The currency markets also showed movement, with the Canadian dollar trading at 0.71562 USD, and 1 USD converting to 1.39739 CAD.
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