TSX rises at open on firm commodities – Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) – Toronto’s main stock index rose at the open on Wednesday as shares of oil and gas producers and miners climbed on strength in commodity prices. The S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE was up 61.66 points, or 0.54 percent, at 11,456.65
Surpise drop in manufacturing gauge sends stocks lower – USA Today
The stock market ended a strong third quarter with trading that reflected investors’ mixed emotions about the U.S. economy. Major indexes closed slightly lower after zigzagging through the day. Prices got a lift from the government’s latest reading …
Gold Crown Countdown, Part 2: Drivers Enter Multiple Divisions of Gold … – Who Won
PONTOON BEACH, Ill. — One of the best things about this year’s DuPont Gold Crown Midget Nationals is the addition of the 410 Sprint Cars on Friday night. This will allow fans to see yet another layer of open wheel racing, and will give some of the …
Stocks slip on weak manufacturing news – MSN Money
Sometimes, the end of a quarter can produce a lot of chop — big and seemingly irrational price movements. As the third quarter ended today, you saw a whole lot of chop. And the result was a stock market that opened badly, put in a great rebound and …
TSX Closes Virtually Unchanged Despite Rising Commodities – RTT News
(RTTNews) – Canadian stocks finished a choppy session virtually unchanged on Wednesday, as rebounding resources shares posted only modest gains despite surging commodity prices. The S&P/TSX Composite Index slipped a scant 0.03 points to 11,394.96 …
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