On Remembrance Day, Tuesday, Canada’s benchmark stock index opened higher thanks to support from renewed global risk appetite as U.S. lawmakers edged closer to resolving the government shutdown.
In commodities, gold prices jumped a quarter of a per cent, reaching US$4,124 per ounce—the highest level in weeks—fuelled by a softer U.S. dollar and strong safe-haven demand.
Market numbers
TSX: Up (0.14%), 30,358.37
TSXV: Down (0.39%), 904.67
DOW: Up (0.16%), 47,384.51
NASDAQ: Down (0.55%), 23,407.72
FTSE: Up (0.95%), 9,787.20
Currencies
USD: Up (0.12%), $0.7140
GBP: Down (0.06%), $0.5412
EUR: Down (0.26%), $0.6154
JPY: Up (0.06%), ¥109.98
Bitcoin: Up (1.21%), $146,083.50
(Conversion to C$1)
Commodities
Copper: Down (0.64%), 5.0784
Gold: Up (0.21%), 4,122.89
WTI: Up (1.35%), 60.94
Natural Gas: Up (3.02%), 4.69
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