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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) has experienced a tumultuous period over the past year, grappling with a complex web of global economic shifts, diverging monetary policies, and a notable weakening of its traditional correlation with commodity prices, particularly oil. As of October 10, 2025, the loonie has once again softened against

As of late September 2025, global financial markets are experiencing a period of heightened sensitivity to commodity price fluctuations, particularly in the oil and metals sectors. These movements are sending discernible ripple effects through stock futures worldwide, with Canada's TSX futures proving especially responsive due to the nation's significant reliance

The S&P/TSX Composite Index, Canada's benchmark stock market, has experienced a significant decline, sending ripples of concern through the nation's commodity-heavy economy. This downturn, largely attributable to the index's substantial weighting in energy and materials, signals potential headwinds for Canada's vital resource sectors. The situation is further complicated

Toronto, ON – As of early October 2025, the Canadian financial landscape is witnessing a remarkable surge, largely orchestrated by the robust performance of its materials sector. Anchored by soaring gold prices and a resilient commodities market, this vital segment of the economy is not merely contributing but actively driving the