EU and US as cogs in global economy (Source: Adobe Stock)

The TSX pushed into the black on Monday propelled by positive sentiment across global equities following Sunday’s trade deal between the European Union and the United States. The deal will see EU products hit with a 15 per cent tariff, half what US President Trump initially set out to impose, and require the union to invest approximately US$600 billion in the US.

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Market Numbers

TSX: Up (0.2%), 27,549.33.

TSXV: Down (0.22%), 801.13 (from July 25).

DOW: Up (0.06%), 45,109.

NASDAQ: Up (0.25%), 23,506.

FTSE: Down (0.09%), 9,105.68.

In the Headlines

Tesla‘s chief executive officer, Elon Musk, announced that Samsung will build the company’s upcoming AI6 chips in a US$16.5 billion deal which, according to Musk’s X account, could grow to “several times higher” than that amount. Samsung currently makes Tesla’s AI4 chips, which power its Full Self-Driving assistant system.

In other major deal news, Brookfield Asset Management and Birch Hill Equity Partners Management are acquiring a 62-per-cent stake in First National Financial for US$2.9 billion. First National focuses primarily on issuing prime mortgages and stands as one of Canada’s Big Six banks’ top rivals in the space.

Currencies

US: Down (0.13%), US$0.73.

Euro: Up (0.74%), €0.625.

GBP: Down (0.08%), £0.543.

AUD: Up (0.5%), $1.116.

JPY:  Up (0.05%), ¥107.93.

Bitcoin: Down (0.38%), US$118,986.40.

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Commodities

Natural Gas: Down (0.58%), US$3.08.

WTI: Up (1.97%), US$66.34.

Gold: Down (0.01%), US$3,336.90.

Copper: Down (0.74%), US$9,787.90.

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