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The TSX index future pulled forward this morning despite pressure by a missed bag of earnings for consumer-related stocks, leaving investors to asses those reports.

Market Numbers (Futures)

TSX : Up  ( 0.20%) 27,816.79
TSXV: Up (0.31%) 789.05
DOW:  Down (0.51%) 44,3,968.64
NASDAQ: Up (0.35%) 21,242.70
FTSE: Down (0.06%) 9,095.29

In the Headlines:

Hudson’s Bay trademarks are getting a rebirth—new owners are plotting ‘fun initiatives’ later this year, with the real rollout of the iconic stripes and crest slated for a heavyweight comeback in late 2026.

And Paramount and Skydance seal an $8-billion merger, debuting as PSKY on the NASDAQ with big cost cuts and streaming firepower.

Currencies Update: (Futures)

The Canadian dollar slides down just under a tenth of a percent to $0.7265 USD, edges up to $0.6239 EUR, while Bitcoin grinds higher by 0.19%, adding $308 to sit at a scorching CDN$160,457.34

Commodities: (Futures)

Natural Gas: Down (0.97%), 3.05
WTI:  Up (0.69%), 64.26
Gold: Up (0.11%), 3,401.13
Copper:  Up (0.29%) 6.01

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