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Market Open: Gold rallies on haven demand as Apple clinches F1 rights | Oct 17, 2025

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17 October 2025 10:17 (EST)

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The TSX opened lower Friday as investors shifted toward safe-haven assets following renewed weakness in U.S. regional banks. Gold prices surged, heading for their biggest weekly gain since 2020, while risk appetite faded across equities and crypto markets.

In the U.S., the Dow and Nasdaq slipped as financial stocks weighed on sentiment, offsetting resilience in industrials and energy. Meanwhile, Apple’s new five-year media rights deal for Formula 1 captured market attention, underscoring its growing footprint in sports broadcasting.

Market numbers

TSX: Down (0.58%), 30,458.80

TSXV: Down (0.27%), 900.45

DOW: Down (0.65%), 45,952.25

NASDAQ: Down (0.36%), 24,657.24

FTSE: Down (0.03%), 9,447.50

In the headlines

Currencies

USD: Up (0.03%), $0.7115

GBP: Down (0.36%), $0.5291

EUR: Down (0.15%), $0.6104

JPY: Up (0.05%), ¥107.61

Bitcoin: Up (0.44%), US$111,290.03

(Conversion to C$1)

Commodities

Copper: Down (0.33%), 4.9918

Gold: Up (0.93%), 4,245.47

WTI: Down (0.43%), 58.54

Natural Gas: Down (0.23%), 3.03

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