The TSX opened lower Thursday as tech stocks stayed in focus. Tesla gained after Elon Musk dismissed pay packages as a motivator, while Lucid rose on news its first fleet of Uber robotaxis is rolling out for training. Closer to home, BlackBerry surprised with a Q2 profit and stronger guidance, while U.S. markets extended their pullback.
Market numbers
TSX: Down (0.20%), 29,756.95
TSXV: Down (1.03%), 912.85
DOW: Down (0.37%), 46,121.29
NASDAQ: Down (0.31%), 24,503.57
FTSE: Up (0.21%), 9,290
In the headlines
BlackBerry reports Q2 profit, raises outlook – BlackBerry Ltd (TSX:BB) swung to a second-quarter profit compared with a loss a year ago, boosting its full-year guidance as cost cuts and software growth supported results.
Dow drops for second day – The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 170 points, marking a second straight day of broad market pullback, with tech and consumer stocks leading the losses.
Currencies
USD: Down (0.08%), $0.7185
GBP: Up (0.45%), $0.5370
EUR: Up (0.29%), $0.6145
JPY: Up (0.20%), ¥107.30
Bitcoin: Down (2.17%), $110,888
(Conversion to C$1)
Commodities
Copper: Down (0.51%), 4.8199
Gold: Flat (-0.11%), 3,740.69
WTI: Down (0.48%), 64.84
Natural Gas: Up (2.34%), 3.236
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