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As Canadians remember veterans of wars around the world, the TSX rose with the tech sector leading gains, followed by the financial and industrial markets. Mining, energy, and healthcare losses capped gains.

On Wall Street, traders await inflation readings due out later in the week as the Dow Jones Industrial Average touched another record high.

TSX24,789.28+29.88TSX
TSXV601.39-7.85TSXV
CSE132.70-10.87CSE
DJIA44,293.13+304.14DJIA
NASDAQ19,298.76+11.99NASDAQ
S&P 5005,996.53+0.99S&P 500

The Canadian dollar traded for 71.79 cents US compared to 71.80 cents US on Friday.

US crude futures traded US$2.17 lower at US$68.21 a barrel, and the Brent contract lost US$1.89 to US$71.98 a barrel.

The price of gold was down US$61.90 to US$2,622.98.

In world markets, the Nikkei was up 32.95 points to 39,533.32, the Hang Seng was down 301.26 points to 20,426.93, the FTSE was up 52.80 points to 8,125.19, and the DAX was up 235.36 points to 19,450.84.

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