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  1. Canadian Core Inflation Questions Rate Cuts, Says Scotiabank
    MT Newswires | 11/17/25 12:10 PM EST

    The Canadian dollar and government bond yields barely flinched when they saw the consumer price index data on Monday, said Scotiabank. Headline was on consensus and the core gauges are a mixed grab bag of readings that, on balance, came in quite "warm," noted the bank.

  2. European Equities Close Lower in Monday Trading; European Economic Sentiment Improves in September
    MT Newswires | 11/17/25 12:07 PM EST

    European stock markets closed lower in Monday trading as the Stoxx Europe 600 dropped 0.54%, Germany's DAX fell 1.20%, the FTSE 100 was off 0.24%, France's CAC lost 0.63%, and the Swiss Market Index declined 0.29%. The European Commission's Economic Sentiment Indicator rose 1 point to 96.7 in the European Union, and 1.2 points to 96.8 in the euro area in October, compared with September, accord...

  3. Euro zone yields edge down, markets price in 25% chance of 2026 ECB rate cut
    Reuters | 11/17/25 11:56 AM EST

    * Bund yields hold at levels last seen at start of US shutdown. * US data in focus, but it will take time to assess economy. * Markets consolidate higher-for-longer view on ECB rates. * Euro area spread tightening may be over, says FTI strategist. By Stefano Rebaudo.

  4. GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall St wobbles and Treasury yields dip as investors eye Nvidia results, data deluge
    Reuters | 11/17/25 11:15 AM EST

    * US jobs, Nvidia (NVDA) earnings headline week ahead. * European shares slip, US futures steady. * Treasury yields dip amid Fed rate cut speculation. By Stephen Culp. U.S. stocks weakened and benchmark Treasury yields inched lower as investors embarked on a week of accelerated economic data releases in the aftermath of the longest government shutdown in United States history.

  5. CIBC Sees Bank Of Canada Holding Rates Through 2026 As October CPI Eases Slightly
    MT Newswires | 11/17/25 10:39 AM EST

    Canadian inflation eased modestly in October, although only partly offsetting the pick-up seen in the previous month, said CIBC.

  6. US construction spending rebounds in August
    Reuters | 11/17/25 10:32 AM EST

    U.S. construction spending unexpectedly rebounded in August, likely lifted by home renovations as higher mortgage rates continued to weigh on single-family homebuilding. The Commerce Department's Census Bureau said on Monday that construction spending increased 0.2% after an upwardly revised 0.2% gain in July. Spending decreased 1.6% on a year-over-year basis in August.

  7. AlphaTON Capital Selects P2P.org as First Institutional Staking Partner for TON Treasury Operations
    GlobeNewswire | 11/17/25 10:31 AM EST

    AlphaTON Capital (ATON), a specialized digital asset treasury company accelerating the growth of The Open Network ecosystem, today announced the selection of P2P.org as its first institutional staking partner to support the Company's TON treasury yield generation operations.

  8. Canadian Home Sales Rise in October, Says TD
    MT Newswires | 11/17/25 10:20 AM EST

    Canadian existing home sales increased 0.9% month-on-month in October, partially reversing September's 1.6% month-over-month decline, said TD. Increases in British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec helped lift national sales. Canadian new listings declined 1.4% month over month in October.

  9. Royal Bank of Canada Extends Complimentary DoorDash Subscription for Cardholders
    MT Newswires | 11/17/25 10:20 AM EST

    Royal Bank of Canada (RY) extended its offer of complimentary access to DoorDash's (DASH) subscription service, DashPass, for eligible credit cardholders and Avion Rewards members. DashPass waives delivery fees and lowers service charges on qualifying orders. Price: 147.66, Change: +1.10, Percent Change: +0.75. MT Newswires does not provide investment advice.

  10. US oil, gas rig count slows despite record output, EIA says
    Reuters | 11/17/25 10:14 AM EST

    U.S. oil and natural gas drilling activity has continued to decline even as production reaches record highs, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said on Monday.

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