TSX Futures Stall as Inflation Jitters Take Centre Stage
Market Numbers (Futures)
TSX : Flat ( 0.00%) 27,054.14TSXV: Down (0.48%%) 782.77DOW: Up (0.21%) 44,339.00NASDAQ: Down (0.18%) 23,015.75
FTSE: Up (0.029%) 8,963.81
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Canada's emergency alert system is under the microscope as the CRTC launches a public consultation to fix what many say is a dangerously broken warning system.
And Trump may have found a backdoor to oust Fed Chair Jerome Powell, by weaponizing a $2.5 billion building renovation he's now calling a 'disaster.'
Currencies Update: (Futures)
The Canadian dollar drifts slightly lower to $0.7281 U.S., edges up 0.03% against the euro at $0.6283, and Bitcoin lights it up, surging over 1.42% or 2,200 points to C$163,268.86.
Commodities: (Futures)
Natural Down: Up (1.43%), 3.56WTI: Down (1.23%), 65.90Gold: Up (0.39%), 3,335.60
Copper: Down (0.32%) 5.95
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