TSX rises with oil prices, U.S. stock markets mixed after Iran strike

He said he is not surprised to see more calmness in the market than many would have expected.The April crude oil contract was up US$4.21 at US$71.23 per barrel.“I think this just goes to show you how the balance of production of energy is in the world today. Obviously, the United States being the largest producer of oil in the world, definitely calms the waters a lot more,” Small said.Elsewhere in the Canadian market, shares of Saskatoon-based Cameco gained 10.5%. Prime Minister Mark Carney inked a deal wit ...