Despite a split among indices, Canada’s main stock index rose on Monday, helped by sharp rise in resources-linked shares. A drop among financial, industrials, tech and utilities markets helped offset gains made by the energy and mining sectors on the TSX. Traders remain cautious as they anticipate a data-heavy week on Wall Street., with upcoming inflation reports being crucial for markets that are still uneasy after recent volatility. The Canadian dollar traded for 72.78 cents U.S. compared to 72.81 cents U.S. on Friday. U.S. crude futures traded $2.94 higher at $79.78 a barrel, and the Brent …