CAC 40 Gains With Focus On Upcoming ECB Meeting

TSX Ends On Weak Note As Resources Stocks Fall, But Gains 2.1% In Week

The Canadian market ended lower on Friday as energy and materials stocks fell on weak commodity prices as the U.S. dollar climbed higher on bets the Federal Reserve will be less aggressive with regard to rate cuts during Donald Trump's second term.

RTTNews | il y a 8h 42min

Dollar Extends Gains As Aggressive Rate Cut Bets Drop

The U.S. dollar extended gains against most of its major counterparts on Friday amid bets interest rates will stay mostly higher during the upcoming term of Donald Trump as his policies are likely to elevate upside risks to inflation and push rates higher.

RTTNews | il y a 9h 7min

Swiss Market Ends Notably Lower

The Switzerland market closed notably lower on Friday on weak global cues as concerns about global economic growth and geopolitical tensions rendered the mood a bit bearish.

RTTNews | il y a 12h 30min

European Stocks Close Lower As Markets Assess Rate Moves, Earnings

European stocks closed weak on Friday with investors reacting to corporate earnings announcements, and assessing the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. Weak commodity prices, geopolitical tensions, and the likely impact of Donald Trump's protectionist policies on global economy weighed on sentiment.

RTTNews | il y a 12h 53min

U.S. Dollar Climbs On Trump Optimism

The U.S. dollar strengthened against its major counterparts in the New York session on Friday on hopes that policies under incoming President Donald Trump would spur economic growth and inflation.

RTTNews | il y a 12h 57min

Canadian Market Moderately Lower At Noon; Energy, Materials Stocks Decline

After opening on a weak note, the Canadian market is languishing in negative territory a little past noon on Friday, with energy and materials stocks reeling under selling pressure due to falling commodity prices.

RTTNews | il y a 14h 9min

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Improves More Than Expected In November

Preliminary data released by the University of Michigan on Friday showed consumer sentiment has improved by more than expected in the month of November. The University of Michigan said its consumer sentiment index climbed to 73.0 in November from 70.5 in October. Economists had expected the index to inch up to 71.0.

RTTNews | il y a 16h 7min

Bay Street Likely To Open On Negative Note

Lower Canadian and U.S. stock futures, weak commodity prices and European stocks point to a negative start for the Canadian market Friday morning. The focus will be on Canadian employment data.

RTTNews | il y a 18h 38min

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