© Reuters. Canadian shares close to trade higher; S&P / TSX up 0.22%Investing.com – Canadian shares were higher after closing as gains on Monday, and moved higher.
It was up 0.22% at the end of business in Toronto.
Present season’s best performance Ballard Power System Inc (TSX :), which rose 6.1.% Or 2.41 points to close at 41.65. Meanwhile Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc (TSX 🙂 added 5.73% or 0.97 points to end at 17.89. BlackBerry Limited (TSX 🙂 was up 4.33% or 0.54 points to close at 13.02.
Worst performance of the season Seven Generation Energy Ltd (TSX :), which fell 5.87% or 0.41 points to end at 6.58 in late trade. MEG Energy Corp (TSX 🙂 fell 4.96% or 0.23 points to end at 4.41. TC Energy Corp (TSX 🙂 was down 4.08% or 2.31 points to 54.26.
Shares falling on the Toronto Stock Exchange increased from 534 to 465 and ended unchanged at 102.
Shares of BlackBerry Limited (TSX 🙂 reached a 52-week high; Added 4.33% or 0.54 to 13.02.
The one that measures the implied volatility of the S&P / TSX options was unchanged at 0% at 11.27.
Gold futures for February delivery rose 0.38%, or $ 6.90, to 1,836.80 troy ounces. Elsewhere in the commodities trade, crude oil fell 0.57%, or $ 0.30, to $ 52.12 a barrel in March, while the March Brent oil contract was down 0.65%, or $ 0.36, to trade at $ 54. 74 per barrel.
CAD / USD was down 0.11% to 0.7840, while CAD / EUR fell 0.06% to 0.6490.
The US dollar index futures was up 0.02% at 90.773.
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