Snowflake jumps 23% on an AI-driven beat and Air Canada expands routes as the TSX rallies on materials strength ahead of jobs data.
driven beat and Air Canada expands routes as the TSX rallies on materials strength ahead of jobs data.
Snowflake jumps 23% on an AI-driven beat and Air Canada expands routes as the TSX rallies on materials strength ahead of jobs data.

Markets are mixed today as investors navigate rising oil prices, elevated bond yields, and renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The TSX is up 0.62%, while the TSX Venture Index is gaining 0.99%, supported by strength in commodities and resource-related stocks. In the U.S., the Dow is up 0.38%, but the Nasdaq is down 0.28% as higher Treasury yields continue to pressure technology valuations despite ongoing enthusiasm around artificial intelligence.

Oil remains a key market driver after fresh U.S. and Iranian strikes pushed crude prices higher and inflation concerns back into focus. The 10-year Treasury yield has climbed to its highest level since 2023, while the Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25 per cent once again signaled a cautious stance toward monetary policy. Gold is rebounding despite elevated yields, copper is rising, and Bitcoin remains above C$107,000 despite a modest pullback.

Market numbers

TSX: Up (+0.62%) 36,049.08

TSXV: Up (+0.99%) 966.12

DOW: Up (+0.38%) 52,985.3

NASDAQ: Down (‑0.28%) 29,001.7

FTSE 100: Up (+0.07%) 10,756.49

In the headlines

  • Dell raises outlook on booming AI server demand: Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL), the enterprise technology and infrastructure company, jumped after issuing a major forecast upgrade driven by surging demand for AI-focused servers. Investors continue to reward companies supplying the hardware required to power artificial intelligence workloads.
  • Apple enters a new leadership chapter: Apple (TSX:AAPL), the consumer technology giant behind the iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch, officially transitioned leadership as John Ternus succeeded Tim Cook as Chief Executive Officer after 15 years at the helm. Markets will be watching closely for strategic priorities under Apple’s new leadership.

Currencies

USD: Up (+0.14%) $0.7199

GBP: Up (+0.23%) $0.5330

EUR: Up (+0.07%) $0.62126

JPY: Down (‑0.87%) ¥114.282

AUD: Down (‑0.18%) $1.0045

Bitcoin (BTC/CAD): Down (‑0.42%) 107,096.1

(Conversion to C$1)

Commodities

Copper: Up (+1.55%) 6.63919

Gold: Up (+1.11%) 4,376.16

WTI: Down (‑1.43%) 89.30

Natural Gas: Down (‑0.34%) 2.938

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