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TSX COMPOSITE — SECTOR YTD PERFORMANCE 2026 34,291 ▲ +0.4% Tue close YTD through May 12  |  S&P/TSX GICS sectors
0% -20% +20% +40% +60% Energy +52% Materials +38% Financials +12% Utilities +8% Industrials +5% Cons. Staples +2% Real Estate -4% Cons. Discret. -8% Health Care -12% Info Tech -27% +52%
Source: S&P/TSX GICS sector indices, year-to-date returns through May 12, 2026. TMX Group data.  |  hdq.ca

The TSX's YTD performance is almost entirely explained by two sectors moving in opposite directions for different reasons. Energy is up on Hormuz supply risk. Information Technology is down 27% as rate uncertainty and stagflation fears compress growth multiples. The other eight sectors are broadly flat to modestly positive or negative.

Market May 13, 2026 View article →
^GSPTSE — S&P/TSX COMPOSITE INDEX 34,139 ▲ +68 (+0.20%) DAILY  |  FEB 2 – MAY 12, 2026
35,500 34,900 34,100 33,200 32,400 IRAN WAR BEGINS CEASEFIRE / RECOVERY Feb 28 Apr 8 ceasefire 20wk MA 34,139 Feb 2 Feb 23 Mar 9 Mar 30 Apr 13 May 11
Source: TMX Group daily close data; Trading Economics.  |  hdq.ca

The February selloff from 32,800 to a trough near 30,800 coincides precisely with the outbreak of the US-Israel-Iran war on February 28; the subsequent recovery through April and May reflects the ceasefire signed April 8, partially offset by lingering energy price pressure and the fragile state of Hormuz navigation. Source: TMX Group, Trading Economics.

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