India, March 26 -- The Canadian market closed weak on Wednesday as concerns about Trump's tariffs and uncertainty about economic growth weighed on sentiment.
Technology, healthcare and materials stocks were the major losers. Communications shares found some support.
Despite optimism about some tariff exemptions by the Trump administration, the mood remained cautious as investors chose to wait for more clarity about the U.S. President's moves.
The benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index ended with a loss of 178.45 points or 0.7% at 25,161.06. The index dropped to a low of 25,106.44 in the final hour before staging a modest recovery.
The Information Technology Capped Index dropped 3.24%. Celestica Inc tanked nearly 10%. Shopify Inc., BlackBerry...