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Toronto Stocks Rebound as Mining Gains and Easier Bond Yields Lift Risk Appetite

The TSX gained 382.99 points in the completed September 17 session, with mining strength supporting a broader market rebound.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Toronto, 18 September 2026 – Canada’s main stock index gained more than 1% in Thursday’s session, as stronger mining shares and easing bond-market pressure supported a recovery in risk appetite after the US Federal Reserve’s latest interest-rate decision.

The S&P/TSX composite closed up 382.99 points at 35,874.26 on September 17. The move represented approximately 1.08% against the previous close. Reports identified financial and metal-mining shares among the leaders, with lower oil prices helping ease concerns about inflation. The index level refers to the completed Canadian session, not a September 18 intraday quote.

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