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Market Open: Apple rallies on AI push, Salesforce sinks on guidance | Sept 4, 2025

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04 September 2025 10:00 (EST)

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The TSX climbed Thursday morning, tracking global markets higher as tech headlines dominated sentiment. Apple surged on news of its new AI search tool, while Salesforce tumbled after issuing lighter-than-expected guidance.

Market numbers

TSX: Up (0.47%), 28,751.36

TSXV: Up (0.22%), 847.07

DOW: Up (0.05%), 45,290.00

NASDAQ: Up (0.10%), 23,477.25

FTSE: Up (0.55%), 9,192.00

In the headlines

Apple rallies on AI launch – Apple (Apple Inc: T.AAPL) stock surged nearly 4% after announcing plans to launch its own AI-powered search tool, a direct rival to ChatGPT. The move positions Apple to expand its AI footprint while stoking optimism across global tech.

Salesforce slumps on soft guidance – Salesforce (Salesforce Inc: CRM) fell 7% after delivering Q3 guidance that disappointed investors, despite otherwise solid earnings. The update weighed on U.S. futures, highlighting lingering caution in software and enterprise tech.

Currencies

USD: Down (0.23%), $0.7229

GBP: Down (0.11%), $0.5383

EUR: Down (0.03%), $0.6214

JPY: Up (0.09%), ¥107.416

Bitcoin: Down (0.99%), 110,654.85

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Commodities

Natural Gas: Up (0.88%), 3.105

WTI: Down (0.90%), 63.679

Gold: Down (0.34%), 3,547.35

Copper: Down (1.04%), 4.5736

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