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BEFORE THE BELL: Global markets back on the rise; US-China trade optimism continues boosting crude

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Global markets, once again, are off to a positive start, but that may not set the trend for the day. North American markets turned...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX weighted by energy stocks, Dow dips after Trump threatens government shutdown

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Canada’s stock exchange was unable to gain traction today, with five of 11 sectors sinking into the red. The TSX lost 60 points, weighted by...

MID-DAY: Trade optimism pushes North American markets higher; Auto and crude stocks also feeling boost

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A shift in trade sentiment between the US and China is giving investors some much-needed confidence. A recent tweet from Donald Trump suggested the...

BEFORE THE BELL: World markets up slightly despite Brexit, growth concerns

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Despite worries about Brexit and growth world markets are up slightly this morning. Investors seem to be taking a cautious approach over Brexit and the...

AT THE CLOSE: TSX falls on energy weight, Dow pushed back up by tech sector

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The TSX is ending out the day in the red weighted by a continued slide in crude. The Bay Street index closed 66 points...

MID-DAY: North American markets plummet, weighted by trade war worries again

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Trade war worries and a drop in crude is pulling down North American markets. On Bay Street, the TSX is down 166 points to...

Before the bell: Finance Ministers meeting in Ottawa

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The federal equalization program will be among the topics discussed in Ottawa Monday, as Canada's finance ministers meet for their second summit this year. Ontario,...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX dips despite positive employment numbers, American markets tumble on trade fears, tech sector tumble

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A strong Canadian jobs report and a bump in the price of gas wasn't enough to fuel Canada's stock exchange today. The TSX dropped 141...

MID-DAY: North American markets back in the red as trade tensions reign

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After a brief stint in the green, the Dow is plummeting as investors focus back on trade tensions with China. The Dow is dropping...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade war concerns still weighting markets; StatsCan report on unemployment coming this morning

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Trade war worries are still playing a major part in the markets to end the week. While global markets are attempting to come back...

AFTER THE BELL: U.S. markets rally despite resurfacing trade fears, sliding oil prices pull down Canadian energy shares

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It was an erratic day for investors as they fretted over potentially strained U.S./China trade relations and sliding oil prices. Markets initially slumped on news...

MID-DAY: Dow returns to red on more US China trade war worries; oil prices slipping again

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Trade woes continue in North America as the Dow is nearing its Tuesday plummet. The Wall Street index is down 660 points to 24,366...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trade war risk worries rising over Huawei CFO arrest; Crude sliding again as Russia refuses to play ball with OPEC

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The arrest of Huawei’s CFO is causing turmoil in the markets this morning. Investors, already nervous about trade war risk between China and the...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX moves higher on broad-based gains, oil drops ahead of meeting of world exporters

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Canada’s stock exchange rallied from yesterday’s 211-point drop with broad-based gains across the index. It was an overall green day on Bay Street as the...

MID-DAY: TSX comes back to life; BoC keeps interest rate status quo; Wall Street shut down for Bush funeral

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A bit of relief is coming to the TSX. The Bay Street Index is up 167 points to 15,231 as many stocks are on...

BEFORE THE BELL: Global markets still feeling the effects of recession fears; crude prices slipping again

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Recession fears are taking the lead in the global markets this morning. Yesterday, the Dow dropped nearly 800 points, after Donald Trump threatened major...

AFTER THE BELL: Markets plunge as Trump tweets rekindle fears of U.S./China trade war, Canadian bank stocks tumble

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Markets plunged across North America today as optimism about a trade deal between U.S. and China faded. Stalled talks at the G20 summit between the...

MID-DAY: Bank stocks slump despite positive BMO report; investors impatiently waiting for more on trade truce

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Bank stocks are pulling down the TSX despite BMO dropping a positive earnings report. The bank came in with better than expected earnings, but...

BEFORE THE BELL: Investors impatient for new trade truce details; Crude continues growth on Alberta production cuts

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Uncertainty over a trade war truce between the US and China is holding back markets this morning. Experts say investors are getting impatient for...

AFTER THE BELL: Trade truce moves markets higher, Alberta cuts crude production to curtail price drop

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A ceasefire in the U.S./China trade war turned out to be a breath of fresh air for investors today. The global economic superpowers agreed at...

MID-DAY: North American markets settle down a bit after hot start

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Things in Toronto and New York City were off to a hot start this morning, but seem to have evened out some. Oil production cuts...

AT THE BELL: North American markets off to a good start on oil, trade war truce

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Things in Toronto and New York City are off to a hot start this morning. As expected North American markets are getting a big boost...

BEFORE THE BELL: Markets expected to have good day on oil cuts, trade war ceasefire

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Experts are predicting a good day for North American markets. That’s because of a jump in oil prices and a trade war ceasefire. Oil prices are...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX edges higher despite energy dip, Dow jumps ahead of Trump, Jinping meeting

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Oil dipped below $50.00 a barrel at one point today, dragging some of the TSX's energy stocks along with it. The energy sector slipped 0.7...

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