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The TSX climbed to a record high of 34,769, supported by optimism that a U.S.–Iran ceasefire could ease energy market disruptions and reduce pressure from elevated oil prices. Strong corporate profits and continued investor confidence also helped support Canadian equities.
On the economic front, Canada entered a technical recession after GDP contracted for a second consecutive quarter in Q1 2026, reflecting weak business investment, soft consumer spending, and labour market weakness. However, economists believe the slowdown is likely to remain mild rather than develop into a deep recession, while the Bank of Canada is expected to keep interest rates unchanged despite inflation temporarily rising due to higher energy costs.
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Here's a summary of the top-performing and underperforming stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) over the past week (Jan 20-24)
📈 Top Gainers
Symbol | Name | Last Price (CAD) | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
Savvylong [2X] HOOD ETF | $30.39 | 🟩🟩🟩 +20.12% | |
Servicenow CDR (Cad Hedged) | $15.98 | 🟩🟩🟩 +14.06% | |
IBM CDR (Cad Hedged) | $44.09 | 🟩🟩🟩 +12.53% | |
Supermicro CDR (Cad Hedged) | $14.96 | 🟩🟩🟩 +11.73% | |
Oracle CDR (Cad Hedged) | $11.23 | 🟩🟩🟩 +10.97% |
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📉 Bottom Losers
Symbol | Name | Last Price (CAD) | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
NEO Performance Materials Inc | $31.13 | 🟥🟥 -9.45% | |
MDA Space Ltd | $61.48 | 🟥🟥 -8.42% | |
Telesat Corporation | $74.98 | 🟥🟥 -7.50% | |
Cardinal Energy Ltd Wts | $4.44 | 🟥🟥 -7.50% | |
Allied Gold Corporation | $34.90 | 🟥🟥 -6.46% |
📰 Market Highlights
ServiceNow CDR (CAD Hedged) (NOWS-T): The stock gained 14.06% this week as investor demand for AI and enterprise software names remained strong. ServiceNow continues to benefit from growing adoption of workflow automation and AI-powered business solutions, supporting positive sentiment toward the stock.
Neo Performance Materials (NEO-T): The stock fell 9.45% this week after the company completed a C$115 million bought-deal equity offering, issuing 4.0 million new shares at C$28.75 per share. While the financing strengthens Neo’s balance sheet and supports growth initiatives in rare earth materials and advanced magnets, investors reacted negatively to the dilution from the new share issuance. Source |