The TSX gained 337 points, or 1.95% this week to close at 17,655.49 as the cap-heavy Financials sector was the biggest winner. All 27 stocks ended in the green with the big 5 banks (BMO, Scotiabank, CIBC, Royal, TD) averaging a 2.50% gain. Click to see the best and worst performing stocks on the TSX this week!
Read MoreThe TSX dropped 247 points this week, or 1.41%, to end at 17,318.49. The decline was mostly felt on Friday as the World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus a global health emergency and North American airlines canceling flights to China, including Air Canada which was the worst performing Industrials sector on the week. Most other sectors experienced above-normal volatilities, with only about 28% of TSX Composite Index stocks ending positive for the week. Continue reading to check out the biggest advancers and decliners by sector. Have a great week!
Read MoreAs the TSX continued to hit record highs, unfortunately it gave the gains back on a down day on Friday. Still, each sector had its biggest winners and losers. Air Canada stock was the worst performing Industrials stock due to travel concerns from the coronavirus spreading globally, while Bombardier reversed course and was the best performing stock in the Industrials this week. Read on to see the full list!
Read MoreIt was a pretty flat week for Canadian investors in the two trading days so far in 2020, but on a weekly basis there were still a few big movements up and down. Read on for the list of the biggest advancers and decliners by sector for the Week Ending January 3, 2020.
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