The Canadian stock market closed up nearly 0.5%, continuing to set a record high for closing prices

The S&P/TSX Composite Index in Canada closed up 0.47% at 29,050.63 points, continuing to set a new closing historical high. After the release of the U.S. non-farm payroll report and Canadian employment data, it opened high and then fell. Following Canadian Prime Minister Carney's announcement of domestic relief measures in response to Trump's tariffs, it continued to rise on the daily chart, having increased steadily since mid-April, with a cumulative rise of 1.70% this week (with the market closed on Monday).

The small-cap index closed up 0.83% at 1,020.26 points, also setting a new closing historical high after a trading day, with a cumulative increase of 1.63% this week.

On Friday (September 5), in North America’s late trading, the yield on Canada’s 10-year benchmark government bonds fell by 7.9 basis points, the yield on two-year government bonds fell by 7.9 basis points, and the yield on five-year government bonds fell by 7.5 basis points