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PRE-OPEN Canadian markets are lower as investors were spooked by a rout in global bonds markets after a stalemate in U.S.-Iran talks dented risk sentiment.

PRE-OPEN Canadian markets are lower as investors were spooked by a rout in global bonds markets after a stalemate in U.S.-Iran talks dented risk sentiment.

PRE-OPEN Canadian markets re looking higher, supported by steady gold prices, as investors awaited developments in the Middle East and a high-stakes U.S.–China summit.

PRE-OPEN Futures are lower as gold and oil prices dipped with investors watching developments around the Middle East conflict and Trump's visit to China.

PRE-OPEN Canadian markets are lower as hopes for a U.S.–Iran peace deal faded, lifting crude oil prices and hitting risk sentiment worldwide.

PRE-OPEN Markets are nervous as investors digested updates from the Middle East war after Trump rejected Iran’s response to a U.S. peace proposal. Stocks worldwide drifted into the red, with Wall Street futures edging lower as investors paused to catch their breath after last week’s record-setting rally.

PRE-OPEN Futures are higher after Trump again said a ceasefire was still holding, despite U.S.-Iran clashes and renewed attacks on the UAE. Markets also await domestic April employment data.

PRE-OPEN Canadian futures are slightly higher, mirroring Wall Street, as oil prices retreated further on hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal that could potentially normalize crude supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.

Canada's merchandise trade balance swung to a surplus in March, globally and with the United States, as higher crude oil prices and strong demand for gold drove a jump in exports while imports fell, data showed.

PRE-OPEN Canadian markets look to a higher open as oil prices eased, even as renewed tensions in the Middle East threatened an already fragile truce. On the economic front, investors await trade balance figures for March.

PRE-OPEN Canadian Markets are lower, mirroring Wall Street, after Iran's Fars News agency reported that two missiles hit a U.S. warship when it tried to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. European shares ticked lower as domestic automakers came under pressure following threats of a U.S. tariff hike.