The Canadian Markets took a bit of a breather during Tuesday trading as investors locked in profits after the big board hit record highs on Monday.

The Canadian markets were firing on all cylinders during Thursday trading as investors appeared to be gobbling up almost any equity in sight.

The resource-rich Canadian markets rallied on the back of high commodity prices during Tuesday trading, with even the more speculative stocks having a rare up day.

A modest recovery in the price of bullion and oil helped propel the Canadian markets higher during Friday trading.

A quarter-point interest rate cut by the United States Federal Reserve helped propel the Canadian markets higher during Wednesday trading.

It was another rough ride for the Canadian markets as the resource-rich bourse followed the price of most commodities and moved lower during Tuesday trading.

The Canadian markets started the week off on a sour note as the bears took control once again during Monday trading.

It was another rough day on the resource-rich Canadian markets during Thursday trading as the cooling down of commodity prices continued for the second straight day.

A 50 basis point rate cut by the Bank of Canada and hints that the interest rates are going even lower failed to rally the troops as selling was the story of the day on the Canadian markets during Tuesday trading.

Canada’s big board started the week off by inching forward, while the junior bourse once again failed to follow during Monday trading on the Canadian markets.