Will gold still drive TSX gains next year? Fund managers weigh in
TORONTO — Trade turmoil and worries about a possible recession in Canada in the first half of the year were no match for the S&P/TSX composite index as surging gold prices swooped in to carry the benchmark index to new heights.
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