Canada: stock markets finish lower; the S&P/TSX stable

© Reuters. Canada: stock markets finish lower; the S&P/TSX stable

Canada: The equity markets have finished the session lower on Wednesday; sectors has contributed to this .

With the close in Toronto, the S&P/TSX has remained stable at 0.00%.

The best performance of the session for the S&P/TSX composite is to be put to the credit of the title MEG Energy Corp (TO:MEG) increased 7.33% to 0.65 points for a closing price of 9.52. In the second position, we find Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (TO:IVN), which wins 5,84% 0,180 points for a close at 3,260. The title Bombardier Inc (TO:BBDb) completes the top three with an increase of 5,16% 0,240 airspace points for a end of the session, to 4,890.

Laurentian Bank Of Canada (TO:LB) sign the worst performance of the session, losing 4.66% on either 2,22 points for a closing price of 45,38. Alacer Gold Corp. (TO:ASR) abandoned 3,64% 0,090 points and end at 2,380. For its part, Colliers International Group Inc (TO:CIGI) loose 2,29% 2,22 points for a closing price of 94,58.

The titles on the rise and have exceeded the number of securities decline on the Toronto stock Exchange by 738 values to 379 and 114 stable.

The securities Laurentian Bank Of Canada (TO:LB) decreased and reached a low of 52 weeks, after having dropped 4.66% on either 2,22 points for a course 45,38. The securities of Bombardier Inc (TO:BBDb) rose and reached a high of 3 years, after taking 5,16% 0,240 airspace points for a course of 4,890.

The S&P/TSX 60 VIX, which measures the implied volatility of options on the S&P/TSX composite index, rose 0.99% up to 13.30.

On the other hand, the gold for delivery in June gained 0.18 per cent or 2.30 points, to $1.301,30 a troy ounce. Regarding other raw materials, crude oil for delivery in July rose 2.47% and 1.65 points to a course of $68,38 per barrel, while Brent crude for delivery in August gained 3,14% 2,37 points for a $77,86 the barrel.

The pair CAD/USD has recorded an increase of 1.00% 0,7759, so that the pair CAD/EUR declined 0.06% to 0,6655.

The US Dollar Index has lost 0,79% 94,06.