Canadian stocks extended gains for a third session, trading modestly higher as the energy sector and oil-linked names provided support after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to attack Iran "extremely hard," raising geopolitical risk and underpinning oil prices. The move was sector-driven and muted for the broader market, reflecting risk-on positioning into energy amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
Canadian stocks extended gains for a third session, trading modestly higher as the energy sector and oil-linked names provided support after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to attack Iran "extremely hard," raising geopolitical risk and underpinning oil prices. The move was sector-driven and muted for the broader market, reflecting risk-on positioning into energy amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
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