© Reuters. Canadian shares close to trade higher; S&P / TSX up 1.87%Investing.com – Canadian shares were higher after closing on Monday, and higher in profit.
It was up 1.87% during business in Toronto.
Present season’s best performance Silvercorp metal Inc (TSX :), which rose 22.67% or 1.87 points to trade at around 10.12. First royal silver Corp (TSX 🙂 meanwhile added 22.15% or 5.11 points to end at 28.18. Cameco Corp (TSX 🙂 was up 19.36% or 3.08 points to 18.99 points in late trade.
The worst performance of the session was Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc (TSX :), which fell 3.71% or 0.79 points to close at 20.53. GENIVAR Inc. (TSX 🙂 fell 1.35% or 1.61 points to end at 119.99. Borlax Inc (TSX 🙂 was down 0.98% or 0.49 points at 49.68.
Advancing the forward stock from 775 to 248 and ended unchanged on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
First Royal Silver Corp (TSX 🙂 shares hit an all-time high; Increasing 22.15% or 5.11 to 28.18. Cameco Corp (TSX 🙂 stock climbed higher; 19.36% or 3.08 to 18.99.
The one that measures the implied volatility of the S&P / TSX options was unchanged at 0% at 11.27.
Gold futures for April delivery rose 0.75%, or $ 13.95, to 1,864.25 troy ounces. Elsewhere in commodities trading, crude for March delivery rose 2.49%, or $ 1.30, to $ 53.50 per barrel, while April Brent oil contract rose 2.47%, or $ 1.36, to $ 56.38 a barrel.
CAD / USD was down 0.36% to 0.7796, while CAD / EUR rose 0.19% to 0.6457.
The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.43% at 90.927.
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