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  • The TSX rose 1.4% as Canadian markets outperformed U.S. tech, with materials, energy, and consumer sectors leading a rotation away from technology stocks.

  • Canada’s economic outlook remains soft in the near term, with Q4 GDP expected below 1%, but growth is supported by lower interest rates after the Bank of Canada cut to 2.25%.

  • Upcoming Canadian data on inflation, housing, and retail sales will help clarify the trajectory heading into 2026.

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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

Symbol

Name

Last Price (CAD)

% Change

Ces Energy Solutions Corp

$11.09

🟩🟩🟩 +16.37%

NEO Performance Materials Inc

$17.76

🟩🟩🟩 +10.59%

Ecn Capital Corp Pref Ser C

$25.70

🟩🟩🟩 +9.74%

Valeura Energy Inc

$7.14

🟩🟩🟩 +9.17%

Magellan Aero

$18.45

🟩🟩🟩 +6.65%

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📉 Top Decliners

Symbol

Name

Last Price (CAD)

% Change

Ag Growth International Inc

$19.42

🟥🟥 -40.15%

Superior Plus Corp

$6.29

🟥🟥 -21.08%

Curaleaf Holdings Inc

$2.89

🟥🟥 -19.94%

Dye & Durham Ltd

$3.13

🟥🟥 -18.91%

Autocanada Inc

$19.04

🟥🟥 -13.45%

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  • CES Energy Solutions posted record Q3 2025 revenue and its highest-ever quarterly EBITDA, beating sales expectations despite missing EPS forecasts. Investors reacted positively, sending the stock up nearly 9%, as the company expanded market share across key U.S. and Canadian basins and projected 10% EBITDA growth in 2026 driven by new contract wins and rising upstream activity.

  • Small-cap recap: Ag Growth International plunged ~40% after delaying Q3 results again and withdrawing 2025 EBITDA guidance tied to Brazil accounting issues, while Superior Plus (-21%) and AutoCanada (-13%) sold off on earnings misses and weaker outlooks.

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