The TSX is higher this morning, and the Venture is also in positive territory. In the U.S., the Dow is modestly higher and the Nasdaq is up after yesterday’s strong rebound in tech, which lifted the S&P 500 by 1% as traders piled into nearly everything except Nvidia.
Bitcoin has bounced back sharply from recent lows, gaining 10% to stabilize near $88,000 USD. Meanwhile, Canadian industries are in focus as new supports for lumber and steel are expected to counter U.S. tariffs. Commodities are mixed, with copper and gold edging higher, while crude oil remains under pressure.
Market numbers
TSX: Up (+0.97%), 30,900.65
TSXV: Up (+1.34%), 892.26
DOW: Up (+0.22%), 47,296
NASDAQ: Up (+0.57%), 25,206.75
FTSE: Up (+0.60%), 9,629.5
In the headlines
- Nvidia Drops on AI Chip News: Nvidia (NDAQ:NVDA) shares fell 2.4% after reports that Google plans to sell AI chips to Meta. The move raises questions about competitive dynamics in the AI hardware space.
- Blue Ant Media Buys Thunderbird Entertainment: Blue Ant Media Group (TSX:BAMI) signed a deal to acquire Thunderbird Entertainment for $89 million. The purchase expands Blue Ant’s footprint in content production and distribution.
Currencies
USD: Up (+0.03%), $0.7090
GBP: Down (-0.22%), $0.5371
EUR: Up (+0.13%), $0.6136
JPY: Up (+0.41%), ¥111.131
AUD: Up (+0.41%), $0.91545
Bitcoin (BTC/CAD): Down (-0.14%), 123,060
(Conversion to C$1)
Commodities
Copper: Up (+1.46%), 5,182.08
Gold: Up (+0.41%), 4,147.85
WTI: Down (-0.33%), 57.958
Natural Gas: Up (+2.31%), 4.600
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