Canadian markets are treading a mixed path, with the loonie slipping for a fourth straight week, a sign that currency traders see pressure building even as broader sentiment holds
Canadian markets are treading a mixed path, with the loonie slipping for a fourth straight week, a sign that currency traders see pressure building even as broader sentiment holds steady. Domestic headlines lean political, with Quebec's election in its final stretch, while the economic calendar offers little fresh direction beyond ongoing trade diplomacy. Financials, led by the big banks, remain the anchor for the index, and the market's pulse stays quiet until a clearer catalyst emerges.
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