The Canadian benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index opened with a big negative gap but gradually recovered, up 0.25% at 30,328.64 by noon. Technology stocks rebounded, with Celestica up nearly 5.5% and other top stocks gaining 1.3 to 2%. Energy stocks also contributed to the recovery, with Ces Energy Solutions rising nearly 8.5%. Healthcare and communications stocks are weak, while other sectors show mixed performance. In economic news, Canadian manufacturing sales rose 3.3% to C$72.1 billion in September, the highest level since February 2025, while wholesale trade increased 0.6% to C$85.9 billion in the same month.

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