The Canadian dollar strengthened against most major currencies in the Asian session on Friday. The Canadian dollar rose to 2-day highs of 1.3702 against the U.S. dollar and 114.51 against the yen, from yesterday's closing quotes of 1.3727 and 114.13, respectively. Against the euro, the loonie...
The Australian dollar strengthened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Friday. The Australian dollar rose to nearly a 2-month high of 1.1631 against the NZ dollar, from yesterday's closing value of 1.1586. The aussie advanced to a 4-day high of 105.13 against the yen and a...
Canadian stocks moved lower on Wednesday, as gold and silver prices fell due to profit-booking by traders from the recent record high prices. Of note, with the holiday season playing out, trading was thin as investors postponed big bets to next week.
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Canadian stocks are turning in a mixed performance in lackluster trading Wednesday morning. With traders continuing to stay away on the sidelines due to year-end holidays, and the upcoming New Year Day, the market is moving in a very narrow range since the opening bell this morning.
International Workplace Group plc (IWGFF.PK), Wednesday announced the completion of the $130 million share buyback programme for 2025 as well as the launch of a new share buyback programme for 2026. Starting January 2, 2026, the initial tranche of up to $50 million will be launched. Meanwhile, further...
Lower Canadian and U.S. futures, and sharply lower metal prices point to a negative start on Wednesday, the last trading day of Year 2025.
Lincoln Gold Mining Inc. (LNCLF, LMG.V), a Canadian precious metals exploration and development company, on Wednesday announced that CEO and President Paul Saxton is stepping down from the role with immediate effect. The company has appointed Chair Ian Rogers as interim Chief Executive Officer. Saxton...
Vitality Products Inc. (VPI.V) reported that its net loss for the third quarter ended October 31, 2025 was C$6,737 or C$0.00 per share compared to a net loss of C$32,225 or C$0.00 per share for the same period last year. Sales of the company's premium natural health products for the quarter increased...
Canadian stocks ticked lower on Tuesday as traders refrain from big bets due to upcoming New Year Day holiday followed by weekend holidays.
The Canadian market is modestly higher a little past noon on Tuesday, supported by gains in materials and energy stocks thanks to higher commodity prices. The overall mood remains a bit cautious amid renewed concerns about geopolitical tensions.
Canadian shares may open higher Tuesday morning with the materials sector likely to attract buyers thanks to a strong rally by metal prices. Energy stocks may also move higher as oil prices are steady amid renewed concerns about geopolitical tensions.
The Australian dollar strengthened against other major currencies in the European session on Tuesday. The Australian dollar rose to 104.84 against the yen and 1.7533 against the euro, from early lows of 104.39 and 1.7587, respectively. Against the U.S., the Canada and the New Zealand dollars,...
Canadian stocks edged lower on Monday as markets reopen after Christmas and weekend holidays amid several geopolitical conflicts, forcing investors to take measured steps on the last week of this year.
The Canadian market, back to trading after recent holidays, opened weak and remained firmly down in negative territory Monday morning, weighed down by a sell-off in materials stocks as prices of gold, silver and copper tumbled.
December 26, 2025 08:42 ET Third quarter economic growth data from some major economies including the U.S. were the main news in this holiday shortened week. GDP growth and industrial production data from the U.S. helped to boost morale, while the consumer confidence survey results were less upbeat. In Europe, the quarterly economic growth data from the U.K. drew attention, while the minutes of the Australian central bank’s latest policy session was in focus in Asia.