TSX falls as financials and mining stocks drag index

The Toronto Stock Exchange ended lower on Monday as a 1.3% drop in financials and a 1.6% decline in materials weighed on the benchmark. While energy and technology sectors saw gains, investor sentiment was pressured by escalating Middle East tensions and a downgrade for CIBC.

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The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 0.1% to 34,734.89 points on June 1 as losses in financial and mining sectors outweighed gains in energy and technology. The decline follows a strong performance in May, which marked the second consecutive monthly gain for the benchmark. Investors are balancing domestic economic weakness against geopolitical volatility that is driving commodity prices.

Geopolitical Tensions Drive Energy and Mining Divergence

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