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The Canadian market is up firmly in positive territory a little past noon on Wednesday, aided by gains in consumer discretionary and technology stocks.

The shares of Biomea Fusion Inc. (BMEA) have been on a roll ever since the company reported positive data from its ongoing COVALENT-111 trial yesterday.

The U.S. dollar declined against its most major counterparts in the European session on Wednesday, as Alibaba's plan to split into six business units signalled an easing of Beijing's crackdown on the tech sector. Alibaba decided to break up the company into six smaller entities and noted that most...

DATA Communications Management Corporation (DCM), a provider of marketing and business communication solutions, said on Wednesday that it has received "no-action letter" from Canadian market regulator to buy Canadian operations of R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD). Canadian Competition Bureau's...

Higher crude oil prices, and U.S. and Canadian futures, and firm European markets point to a positive start for the Canadian market on Wednesday.

The following are some of the stocks making big moves in Wednesday's pre-market trading (as of 07.45 A.M. ET).

The Australian dollar depreciated against its most major counterparts on Wednesday, as the nation's consumer inflation slowed more than expected in February, bolstering hopes for a pause in the policy tightening by the Reserve Bank of Australia. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed...

The New Zealand dollar strengthened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Wednesday, as Asian stocks improved across most sectors, led by commodity-linked stocks amid a spike in commodity prices. Crude oil prices climbed Tuesday on easing concerns about global banking sector woes,...

The Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Wednesday. The yen fell to a 6-day low of 142.83 against the euro and a 1-week low of 162.42 against the pound, from yesterday's closing quotes of 141.94 and 161.51, respectively. The yen edged down to 161.51 against...

The Canadian market ended marginally up on Tuesday, lifted by gains in energy and materials sectors thanks to firm commodity prices.

Ticketing giant Ticketmaster is facing a class action lawsuit over allegedly price gauging tickets for Drake's upcoming tour.

The Canadian market is modestly higher a little past noon on Tuesday, riding on strong gains in energy stocks. Several stocks from consumer staples and materials sectors are also notably higher.

Foo Fighters, Lana Del Rey, Green Day and many more have been announced as headliners of the 11-day annual Festival D'été de Québec.

The following are some of the stocks making big moves in Tuesday's pre-market trading (as of 08.15 A.M. ET).

Canadian shares are likely to open with a positive bias on Tuesday, tracking higher crude oil and bullion prices.