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Bay Street May Open With Slightly Negative Bias; BoC Rate Decision In Focus

The Canadian market is likely to open with a slightly negative bias Wednesday morning, weighed down by weak precious metals prices. The focus will be on the interest rate decision from the Bank of Canada.

Bay Street May Open With Slightly Negative Bias; BoC Rate Decision In Focus
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The Canadian market is likely to open with a slightly negative bias Wednesday morning, weighed down by weak precious metals prices. The focus will be on the interest rate decision from the Bank of Canada.

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Jul 15, 2026
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