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Global oil surplus could stretch into 2026 on higher OPEC+ output, softening demand, IEA says
World oil supply will rise more rapidly than previously expected this year and a surplus could expand in 2026 as OPEC+ members and other producers lift output and demand remains sluggish, the International Energy Agency predicted on…
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Calendar: Oct 14 – Oct 17
Monday October 13 China trade surplus Japan markets closed Canadian markets closed for Thanksgiving. U.S. stock markets are open, but bond markets closed, for Columbus Day Earnings include: Fastenal Co. — Tuesday October 14 Germany…
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Market sell-off: Trump post lops off $2 trillion from stocks in a single day (OPINION)
On Friday morning, the S&P 500 was less than a couple of points from another all-time high. Then, after a single social media post from President Donald Trump, $2 trillion in market value was wiped out. The unraveling…
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Oct 10/25: Canadian Stocks Move Sharply Lower As Markets Assess Jobs Data, Trump Tariff Threats
Canadian stocks declined steeply on Friday – extending yesterday’s losses – as markets analyzed the “surprising” jump in employment numbers released today, which dampened the expectations of another rate cut by the central bank. After opening above…
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Aritzia reports Q2 profit surged to $66.3M led by strength in U.S. business
Aritzia Inc. reported $66.3 million in net income during its second quarter, up from $18.2 million during the same period last year. The Vancouver-based clothing company said net income per diluted share came in at…
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Rare earths stocks surge after China tightens grip on global supplies
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/09/china-tightens-rare-earths-grip-stocks-surge.html
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Silver soars to record high, riding gold’s coattails
Silver prices shot to a record high on Wednesday, buoyed by gold’s bull run and growing investor demand for hard assets amid persistent geopolitical and economic risks, as well as expectations of U.S. interest rate…
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Copper hits US$11,000 a tonne, nearing all-time peak, as investors bet on shortages
Copper struck $11,000 per metric ton on Thursday, a milestone not seen for 16 months as investors piled into the metal after a series of disruptions to mine supply led to fears of shortages, while…
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South Bow explores increasing crude exports after Carney raises Keystone XL revival with Trump
South Bow Corp. SOBO-T -0.53%decrease says it is exploring ways to leverage existing oil pipeline corridors to increase crude exports, in the wake of Prime Minister Mark Carney raising the prospect of reviving the long-dead Keystone XL pipeline project in…