On September 17, 2025, the S&P/TSX Composite Index rose slightly to 29,322, marking a 0.02% increase from the previous day. This uptick follows anticipated 25 basis point rate cuts by the Bank of Canada and the US Federal Reserve. The domestic economic outlook, featuring a weakening labor market and slowing… growth, suggests further monetary easing. The US Fed also signaled two more rate cuts this year, though strong growth forecasts and lower unemployment dampened expectations for aggressive easing. Sector performance was mixed; miners and banks saw gains, with Barrick Mining rising 2.3% and TD Bank up 0.8%. Conversely, Constellation Software fell 1.7%, while Canadian Pacific and Canadian National each dropped 0.9%. Over the past month, the TSX has increased 5.01% and is up 24.28% year-over-year. Trading forecasts predict the TSX will close this quarter at 29,157.90 and potentially reach 28,783.07 in the next 12 months. Read More