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A missile strike on a Qatari tanker sent crude oil up 2.7%, flipping market sentiment. Energy ETFs rose about 1.1%, while chip stocks tumble

Canada's main stock index slipped midday as materials stocks led declines, even as new data showed the country's trade surplus widened to C$

June auto sales in Canada and the US beat forecasts, with BMO reporting 182,000 vehicles sold in Canada and a 16.7 million annual pace in th

Germany's DAX fell 1.37% on Tuesday, even as industrial output rose 0.9% in May. Rising oil prices from Middle East tensions overshadowed th

Lloyds data shows UK house prices rose 0.2% in June, suggesting the market may be steadying as mortgage rates ease. Meanwhile, Shell climbed

Latin American markets fell Tuesday as a global selloff in chip stocks triggered a risk-off mood. Most regional currencies weakened against

The Canadian dollar is stuck near C$1.42 per US dollar, with Société Générale saying it may not be cheap enough to rebound. The next big tes

European stocks traded in the US as ADRs slipped 0.35% late Tuesday morning. Nokia and Opera declined, while Natuzzi and DBV Technologies po

US-listed shares of Asian companies mostly fell Tuesday, dragging the S&P Asia 50 ADR Index down 1.55% to 2,883.19. Trident Digital Tech sur

ADNOC Distribution agreed to buy Shell's South Africa downstream business for about $1 billion, and Vertex struck a roughly $10 billion deal

Canadian stock index futures edged higher Tuesday as oil prices bounced on renewed shipping-risk jitters near the Strait of Hormuz. Traders

The US dollar edged higher Tuesday as traders awaited a slate of US economic data. Against the yen, the dollar slipped to 161.94, with focus