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Futures tracking the TSX edged lower on Friday as oil prices inched higher, with supply concerns persisting despite reports that Saudi Arabia was offering additional crude supplies through Oman. US President Trump noted the possibility that the US could re-escalate attacks against Iran after recent attempts at dialogue
Futures tracking Canada’s stock market edged lower on Tuesday amid surging oil prices and rising bond yields. Domestic 10-year sovereign yields approached the 4% threshold, not far from their highest since 2007. The prospect of higher interest rates is expected to pressure credit-sensitive stocks. Meanwhile, gold price
TSX futures edged lower following Canada’s August CPI, with annual inflation unchanged at 3.0% and core measures near the Bank of Canada’s target.
S&P/TSX futures for September (SXFcv1) fell 0.17% ahead of Canada’s August CPI release, with rising crude prices lifting inflation worries and weaker gold prices weighing on sentiment.
Canadian equity futures edged lower after Canada employment fell 41,700 in August versus a 15,000 forecast increase. US payrolls rose 162,000 versus consensus, lifting rate-hike expectations; gold and oil prices also fell.
Canadian TSX futures edge lower as CPI rose 3.0% versus 2.9% forecasts and core measures also ticked higher, while Middle East tensions and higher oil prices weigh on financials.
TSX futures edge lower as the US threatened an indefinite naval blockade of Iran, lifting oil, pressuring inflation-sensitive financials and credit-sensitive shares while gold rebounds.