After rising over the first three days of this holiday shortened week, the Toronto Stock Exchange fell 184.99 points on Friday with the S&P/TSX Composite Index closing to 22,059.03 as mixed commodity prices and a mixed response to jobs data out of both Canada and the United States weighed on investor sentiment. Still, the TSX finished the week up 0.84% after three rising sessions to start the week following the Canada Day holiday. Among sectors,…
TSX Records Only Loss of the Week On Mixed Commodity Prices and Mixed Responses To Jobs Data
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