The TSX opened slightly higher on Tuesday as investors tracked global tech momentum after big moves in U.S. names. GameStop shares spiked on surging profits and crypto holdings, while Oracle stunned markets with a 30 per cent rally driven by its massive backlog.
Market numbers
TSX: Up (0.12%), 29,063.01
TSXV: Down (0.31%), 861.22
DOW: Up (0.11%), 45,750.00
NASDAQ: Up (0.41%), 23,986.50
FTSE: Up (0.12%), 9,255.50
In the headlines
GameStop pops 12 per cent – (GameStop Corp: NYSE:GME) The retailer’s stock jumped after quarterly profit soared tenfold, with results also boosted by Bitcoin holdings now worth more than US$500 million. The move reignited attention around meme stocks, spilling over into broader trading sentiment.
Oracle rockets 30 per cent – (Oracle Corp: NYSE:ORCL) Shares in Oracle leapt despite an earnings miss, as investors focused on its US$455 billion backlog of work. The scale of committed contracts reassured markets about the company’s longer-term growth trajectory.
Currencies
USD: Down (0.15%), $0.7231
GBP: Down (0.22%), $0.5333
EUR: Up (0.06%), $0.6163
JPY: Down (0.53%), ¥106.291
Bitcoin: Up (0.53%), 112,661.10
(Conversion to C$1)
Commodities
Natural Gas: Up (1.17%), 3.119
WTI: Up (1.31%), 63.613
Gold: Up (0.39%), 3,649.88
Copper: Down (0.35%), 4.5576
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