Canada made history in its second match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with its first-ever tournament win! Go Canada!! World shares were mixed overnight, and with U.S. markets closed today for Juneteenth, U.S. market futures declined. Optimism over the U.S.-Iran deal to end the war has faded with the postponement of talks on Iran’s nuclear program and getting oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz, while Israel’s military said its forces struck targets throughout southern Leban

World Markets are looking positive, and overnight, indices in Japan and South Korea hit fresh records on expectations that the U.S. and Iran will agree to extend the ceasefire in their war by 60 days. Even European markets are near or at all-time-high levels. The TSX set another all-time high on Wednesday, and the Venture exchange has not been this high in more than 13 years. Yet Canadians are facing persistent affordability concerns, as a new report from Equifax Canada says

World shares have been falling off today just as U.S. President Trump wrapped up his summit in Beijing with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Investors continue to watch for developments from the Iran war. Trump’s visit ended on Friday after a series of meetings with Xi that touched on issues including U.S.-China trade, further economic cooperation, and differences over Taiwan. Investors are monitoring trade deal updates on areas such as American soybeans, beef, airplanes, and AI ch