S&P/ TSX Composite gains 0.69% in late-morning Toronto trading

The S&P/TSX Composite was higher in late-morning Toronto trading on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The index stood at 36,420.64 points, up 250.19 points from the previous session's close. Based on the 36,170.45-point close reported for November 10, the move equated to approximately 0.69 percent.

The current level and point change were reported by BNN Bloomberg in a Canadian Press report. The report described the snapshot as late-morning trading and said energy, technology and base metal sectors were moving higher. It also reported gains in the major US equity markets.

Resource sectors support the index

The sector mix is significant for the Canadian benchmark because resource companies have a substantial influence on its daily direction. The reported advance in energy and base metal shares therefore provided a direct source of support during the session. The technology sector also participated in the move, according to the same market report.

The index's previous close was 36,170.45 points on November 10, when it fell 0.76 percent. That closing level is shown on the S&P Dow Jones Indices index page, which identifies the S&P/TSX Composite as Canada's broad equity-market benchmark. The comparison uses the same price-return index variant and the immediately preceding completed Toronto session.

Intraday move remains subject to reversal

The gain is an intraday reading rather than a closing result. The final index level can change before the Toronto session ends, so the late-morning advance should not be treated as the eventual daily performance. For investors, the session highlights the continued sensitivity of the Canadian benchmark to movements in energy and materials shares, while technology gains added breadth to the advance.

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