By Ketki Saxena
Investing.com -- At 9:45 a.m in Toronto, the S&P/TSX Composite was at 20,628.04 points, up +0.47% shortly after the opening bell, tracking U.S. indices higher following U.S. personal consumption expenditures data that appears to indicate inflation could be peaking.
Canada’s commodity heavy index was also supported by broad-based gains in metals.
Here’s a snapshot of markets at the open:
Indices
- S&P/TSX 60: +0.47%
- S&P/TSX Venture: +0.58%
- S&P500: +1.20%
- Dow Jones: +0.38%
- Nasdaq: +1.60%
- VIX: -4.51%
Commodity Futures
- WTI: -0.21% at $113.85/barrel
- Brent: +0.02% at $114.19/barrel
- Natural Gas: -6.33% at $8.332/mmbtu
- Gold: +0.30% at 1,853.20/troy ounce
- Silver: +1.39% at $22.270/ troy ounce
- Copper: +0.93% at $4.2985
Bonds and currencies
- Canada 5 year: -0.006 points at 2.635%
- Canada 10 year: -0.006 points at 2.787%
- U.S. 10 year: -0.033 points at 2.725%
- USD Index: -0.14% at $101.69
- USD/CAD: -0.23% at $1.2742
Crypto
What else to watch on the TSX today:
Earnings: National Bank of Canada(TSX:NA), Canopy Growth