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Market Open: Microsoft Surges on Forecast, Meta Slides as TSX and Nasdaq Rally | July 30th

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30 July 2026 10:12 (EDT)
TSX and Nasdaq rise as Microsoft jumps on a strong forecast, Meta falls on expenses, AltaGas lifts guidance, copper and gold climb, and Bitcoin rebounds.

TSX and Nasdaq rise as Microsoft jumps on a strong forecast, Meta falls on expenses, AltaGas lifts guidance, copper and gold climb, and Bitcoin rebounds.

The TSX is up 0.38%, while the TSX Venture Index is higher by 0.88%, as Canadian markets move higher alongside a strong rebound in U.S. technology shares. In the U.S., the Dow is up 0.69% and the Nasdaq is surging 2.31%, helped by Microsoft’s strong revenue forecast and renewed buying in large-cap tech. London’s FTSE 100 is also higher, gaining 1.07%, as global markets stabilize after volatile trading around the Federal Reserve decision.

The broader macro backdrop remains mixed. The U.S. economy grew at a sluggish 1.5% annual pace in the second quarter, while inflation remains above the Federal Reserve’s target, keeping rate uncertainty in focus. Oil is pulling back despite ongoing geopolitical concerns, while gold and copper are moving higher. Bitcoin is also rebounding in Canadian-dollar terms as risk appetite improves.

Market numbers

TSX: Up (+0.38%) 35,468.01

TSXV: Up (+0.88%) 866.15

DOW: Up (+0.69%) 51,917.3

NASDAQ: Up (+2.31%) 27,939.1

FTSE 100: Up (+1.07%) 10,939.20

In the headlines

Currencies

USD: Up (+0.14%) $0.7126

GBP: Down (‑0.30%) $0.5309

EUR: Down (‑0.25%) $0.61933

JPY: Down (‑1.77%) ¥114.290

AUD: Down (‑0.78%) $1.0165

Bitcoin (BTC/CAD): Up (+1.65%) 91,266.6

(Conversion to C$1)

Commodities

Copper: Up (+2.15%) 6.52839

Gold: Up (+0.83%) 4,099.93

WTI: Down (‑1.46%) 81.00

Natural Gas: Down (‑1.21%) 2.698

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