India, July 21 -- Canadian stocks changed little on Monday despite last week's positive inflation data for June from both the US and Canada as investors opted for profit-taking amid uncertain trade scenarios.
After opening higher than last week's close, the benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index inched up slowly to reach an intra-day high of 27,448.51 in a couple of hours.
However, falling from there, the index continued its slide to finally settle at 27,317.00, up by just 2.99 (or 0.01%).
With US President Donald Trump threatening to impose a whopping 35% tariffs on Canadian imports into the US, PM Mark Carney is finding ways to mend ties with the US and simultaneously build the internal economy as well. He is gradually moving the country aw...