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CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

TORONTO – Canada’s main stock index pulled back from its record high close on Thursday as losses in the technology sector weighed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, while U.S. stock markets also fell. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 23.63 points at 21,188.76. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 7.41 points at 35,595.67. The S&P 500 index was down 13.40 points at 4,536.38, while the Nasdaq composite was down 145.65 points at 15,070.05. The Canadian dollar traded for 80.88 cents US compared with 80.97 cents US on Thursday. The December crude oil contract was up 43

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off

CALGARY – Canada’s main stock index eked out another record high on Friday as losses in the technology sector were offset by gains in the energy sector. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up just 3.76 points at 21,216.15, but specific sectors saw more individual movement, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer with Purpose Investments. “(The market) looked relatively flat today, but under the surface there was a lot of sector rotation going on,” Taylor said. The energy sector was the best performer, gaining 1.32 per cent. The price of crude oil hit US$84 a barrel Friday after a brief sell-off