TSX Opens Lower as US-Iran Tensions Dampen Sentiment

Canada's main stock index opened lower on Tuesday as fresh U.S. military strikes in Iran weighed on sentiment. The S&P/TSX fell 0.3% to 34,719.07 points.

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The S&P/TSX composite index fell 0.3% to 34,719.07 points as geopolitical friction outweighed recent market optimism. This decline follows a period of hope for Middle East stability that has now stalled. Investors are pivoting to defensive positions as energy and security risks resurface in the global landscape.

Geopolitical Friction Weighs on Canadian Equities

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