Wall Street ticks lower in premarket, but still poised for a winning week
Wall Street is on track to open with modest losses Friday, though the retreat before the bell is not enough to negate a broad rebound in market s this week.
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Hudson's Bay to liquidate six remaining stores
Celestica boosts FY revenue forecast and meets estimates
Google (Alphabet) reports Q1 earnings
Loonie on focus amid trade war risks and federal election
Investing amid tariffs & economic uncertainty
Novagold & Paulson Advisers buy 50% of Donlin gold project
Production outlook for oil and gas companies
Teck Resources Q1 profit higher than expected
Energy & Commodities
Why investors can’t get enough of gold right now
For centuries, gold has been the go-to haven asset in times of political and economic uncertainty. Its status as a reliably high-value commodity that can be transported easily and sold anywhere offers a sense of safety when everything else is in turmoil.
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Trade War
China exempts some goods from U.S. tariffs
China has exempted some U.S. imports from its 125% tariffs and is asking firms to identify critical goods they need levy-free, according to businesses that have been notified, in the clearest sign yet of Beijing’s concerns about the trade war’s fallout.
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