TSX Movers: Top Gainers & Losers (October 11th)

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• The TSX fell 2.0% to 29,851 as investors weighed a prolonged U.S. government shutdown, trade tensions, and soaring gold prices above $4,000/oz, which lifted Canadian miners.

• Strong Canadian job gains in September eased recession worries and reduced the odds of an immediate Bank of Canada rate cut, though markets still expect at least one more cut later this year amid slowing growth.

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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

• Aclara Resources announced plans to invest $1.3 billion in rare earth projects across Chile, Brazil, and the U.S., including mines and processing facilities. The company aims to complete feasibility studies by mid-2026 and begin operations by 2028, supported by a $5 million U.S. government commitment for its Brazil project. The initiative strengthens North and South America’s rare earth supply chain amid global efforts to reduce dependence on China.

• Tilray Brands (TLRY) reported a strong turnaround in its latest Q3 2025 (10-Q) filing, posting net income of $1.5M versus a $34.7M loss last year, with revenue rising 5% to $209.5M. Growth was driven by its cannabis and beverage segments, especially in Canada, the U.S., and Europe. The company remains the market leader in Canadian cannabis (9.4% share) and is expanding internationally, while its Project 420 initiative aims to streamline beverage operations and improve profitability.