Top 5 TSX Stocks That Made Canadian Investors a Fortune in H1 2026
BlackBerry Ltd. led TSX gainers in H1 2026 with a 200% surge, followed by 5N Plus (116%), Bird Construction (115%), and others. Analysts see further upside.
BlackBerry Ltd. led TSX gainers in H1 2026 with a 200% surge, followed by 5N Plus (116%), Bird Construction (115%), and others. Analysts see further upside.
Don Matheson of Alberta won a $15 million lottery on June 5, 2026, expressing shock and joy. The ticket was purchased at a local retailer.
The S&P/TSX composite index surged more than 150 points on June 26, 2026, driven by gains in energy and financial sectors, according to The Canadian Press.
U.S. stocks wavered Tuesday as technology shares slipped and oil prices continued falling, with the S&P 500 down 0.3% and crude dropping 2% amid demand concerns.
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RecommendedCanada's main stock index fell on Wednesday as oil prices dropped, while U.S. markets rose. The S&P/TSX composite was down 0.3% in morning trading, led by energy stocks.
CIBC Asset Management Inc. announced June 2026 cash distributions for CIBC ETFs and ETF Series, payable July 6, 2026 to unitholders of record on June 30, 2026.
The Nasdaq fell 1.5% in early trading on June 23, 2026, driven by sharp declines in major Big Tech companies, according to The Associated Press.
The Nasdaq composite fell 2.2% in early trading as a sell-off in big tech spread from Asia to the U.S., driven by growing likelihood of interest rate hikes this year that could hamper economic growth.
Sharp drops in major Big Tech stocks pulled the Nasdaq down 2.2% in early trading on June 23, 2026, reflecting market jitters over sector valuations.
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RecommendedGlobal stocks mostly fell on Tuesday as investors grew cautious over escalating conflict with Iran, with major indices in Asia and Europe declining.
U.S. tech megacaps fell Monday as SpaceX extended its slump and investor concerns over rising AI expenses intensified, dragging the Nasdaq lower.
A quieter U.S. Federal Reserve under Kevin Warsh may lead to volatile markets and higher interest rates, warns RBC Capital Markets strategist Blake Gwinn, as policy uncertainty grows.
A national cannabis organization has suspended operations, blaming the persistent illegal market for undermining legal sales and financial viability.
Wall Street traded mixed in premarket action while oil prices declined on optimism that U.S.-Iran negotiations could lead to increased global supply.
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SSR Mining surged 12% this week, with ATB Cormark analyst Richard Gray maintaining a $68 target, citing aggressive buybacks. Cogeco may have 30% upside on a potential U.S. asset sale, while David Rosenberg warns of a market top.
SSR Mining surged 12% this week; analyst targets $68 with 56% upside. Cogeco may gain 30% on U.S. asset sale. Rosenberg warns of market top.
The Canadian dollar is at risk of falling below 70 cents US as the greenback surges on expectations of Fed rate hikes, with analysts forecasting further declines.
Global stocks eased amid US-Iran peace talks speculation, while the yen approached 40-year lows. Markets eye geopolitical developments and currency shifts.
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RecommendedWorld shares are mixed and U.S. futures fall after a tech-led rally on Wall Street, with investors eyeing economic data and geopolitical developments.
The Andersons, Inc. announces a third quarter 2026 cash dividend of $0.20 per share, payable July 22, 2026, to shareholders of record as of July 1, 2026. This marks the 119th consecutive quarterly dividend since listing on Nasdaq.
Canada's main stock index fell on Thursday as oil prices dropped, dragging energy shares lower. The TSX composite lost 120 points, with losses in energy, financials, and materials.
President Trump says he would prefer to terminate the CUSMA trade pact, sending mixed signals on renewal but stopping short of an outright exit threat.
U.S. stocks rose on Wall Street, recovering much of the prior day's decline. The Associated Press reports gains across major indexes as investor sentiment improves.
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RecommendedThe New York Stock Exchange releases its daily pre-market update, featuring the Fed's rate decision, McGraw Hill CEO on AI, and the Knicks' championship parade.
Global markets showed mixed results following the US-Iran deal signing. G7 summit discussions, Canadian news, and environmental updates also featured.
The U.S. Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%, with officials divided on future hikes. Nine see at least one quarter-point hike this year, while nine expect no move or a cut.
U.S. stocks declined after Federal Reserve officials indicated a potential interest rate hike in 2026, sparking investor concerns over tighter monetary policy.
The Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.5%-3.75%, raised core inflation forecast to 3.3% by end of 2026, and signaled a split on future rate hikes.
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