📈 🇨🇦 TSX Movers: Top Gainers & Losers (July 12th)

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• 🇨🇦 Canada’s TSX remained flat at 27,023 this week, holding steady near record highs. Canadian employment surged by 83,000 in June, pushing unemployment down to 6.9%.

• The Bank of Canada’s policy rate sits at 2.75%, with expectations for another rate cut in the fall amid easing inflation below 2% and reinvestment risks from falling yields.

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Here's a summary of the top-performing and underperforming stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) over the past week:

📈 Top Gainers

📉 Top Decliners

• Burcon NutraScience (TSX: BU) will showcase its new Chipotle Black Bean Protein Hummus at the 2025 IFT FIRST Expo in Chicago from July 13–16. Fortified with Burcon’s proprietary pea, canola, and sunflower proteins, the hummus highlights the company’s focus on high-purity, sustainable plant-based protein innovation. Attendees can also sample other offerings like the Café Latte Protein Beverage at booth S4066..

• MTY Food Group (TSX: MTY) CEO Eric Lefebvre reports that Canadian fast-food consumers remain more resilient than their U.S. counterparts amid rising tariffs and pricing pressures. While U.S. operations face volatility and store closures, Canada saw stronger performance in Q2, helping boost net income to $57.3M, more than double from the year before. MTY is responding with targeted price hikes and investments in digital operations to navigate ongoing challenges.

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