The TSX edged lower Friday as traders kept a close eye on energy markets, with oil headed for a strong weekly gain and Canadian natural gas producers curbing output. U.S. markets also struggled, with inflation data up next on the radar.
Market numbers
TSX: Down (0.08%), 29,731.98
TSXV: Down (0.34%), 875.13
DOW: Down (0.38%), 45,947.33
NASDAQ: Down (0.43%), 24,397.31
FTSE: Down (0.47%), 9,246.50
In the headlines
Tesla stock slumps on plunging EV sales – Tesla Inc (NDAQ:TSLA) shed more than 4% after reporting sharp declines in vehicle sales. Rival BYD (PINL:BYDDY) posted a 201% surge, underscoring shifting momentum in the global EV market.
S&P 500 posts third straight loss – The index dropped again as investor jitters lingered ahead of key U.S. inflation data, putting Wall Street on the defensive after recent highs.
Currencies
USD: Up (0.03%), $0.7172
GBP: Down (0.33%), $0.5357
EUR: Down (0.24%), $0.6135
JPY: Down (0.11%), ¥107.317
Bitcoin: Up (0.25%), 109,312.20
(Conversion to C$1)
Commodities
Copper: Down (0.80%), 4.76837
Gold: Up (0.36%), 3,762.36
WTI: Up (0.23%), 65.740
Natural Gas: Down (1.18%), 3.182
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