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Markets opened mixed this morning as investors digested strong Canadian GDP data and global rate-cut speculation. The TSX is slightly higher after Canada’s economy grew 2.6% in Q3, beating expectations in what analysts call a “noisy report.” In the U.S., the Dow and Nasdaq are modestly higher following yesterday’s tech-led rally, while London’s FTSE is slightly weaker.

Gold prices broke resistance as traders ramp up bets on interest rate cuts, while Bitcoin is gaining ground after recent volatility. Meanwhile, CME Group restored most operations after an hours-long outage, calming concerns in futures and forex markets.

Market numbers

TSX: Up (+0.05%), 31,196.71

TSXV: Up (+3.72%), 922.08

DOW: Up (+0.15%), 47,541

NASDAQ: Up (+0.28%), 25,371.25

FTSE: Down (-0.07%), 9,701.5

In the headlines

  • Canada’s Economy Beats Estimates: Canada’s GDP grew 2.6% in Q3, surpassing forecasts in what analysts call a “noisy report.” Businesses like Shopify (TSX:SHOP) are in focus as strong growth signals resilience despite global uncertainty.
  • Banks Enter Q4 with Lofty Expectations: Canadian banks, including Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY), head into the fourth quarter priced for perfection. Analysts warn that any earnings miss could trigger sharp market reactions.

Currencies

USD: Up (+0.27%), $0.7142

GBP: Up (+0.35%), $0.5398

EUR: Up (+0.37%), $0.6168

JPY: Up (+0.14%), ¥111.556

AUD: Down (-0.13%), $0.91463

Bitcoin (BTC/CAD): Up (+1.04%), 129,446

(Conversion to C$1)

Commodities

Copper: Up (+1.93%), 5.2606

Gold: Up (+0.83%), 4,191.88

WTI: Down (-0.35%), 58.991

Natural Gas: Up (+0.65%), 4.646

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