All Indexes ended the session in green today, but Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs are in Place Until July 31
The Canadian Vanguard Stock Market Report – Tuesday, June 10, 2025 Edition
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Breaking News:
China and U.S. have agreed on a Framework to implement the Geneva trade consensus after two days of talks in London, England. China, U.S. officials reach agreement for allowing rare-earth, tech trade. It is now left to President Trump and Chinese President Xi to endorse the agreement.
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The Toronto Market
The TSX composite index gained 50.51 points or 0.19%, to close the session at 26,426.31. The TSX, for the third consecutive market session, was the worst performer of the four North American major indexes that we report on every market day. However, the index remains the best performer of the four indexes over the past six weeks. The index has gained in twenty-two of the last twenty-six market sessions. The total volume of shares traded on the TSX on Tuesday was down almost 10%.
The Market Breadth: Unlike yesterday, when only three of the ten major TSX sectors gained, eight of the major sectors gained in the markets today. Technology, up 1.20%, was the top-performing sector. Durable Consumer Goods & Services gained 1.16%; Energy gained 1.12%; Discretionary Consumer Goods & Services gained 1.09%; Utilities gained 0.52%; Telecommunications Services gained 0.41%; and Financials gained 0.09%. Basic Materials, down -1.39%, was the day’s laggard.
Industry Groups: The top five industry groups in the TSX today were: Auto & Truck Manufacturers, up 10.10%; Advertising / Marketing, 8.57%; Advanced Medical Equipment, up 4.45%; Auto / Truck / Motorcycle Parts, up 3.47%; Construction Materials, up 3.25%.
Today’s Statistics
Today, the issues that gained (Advancers) outnumbered those that declined (Decliners). There were roughly two Advancers for every Decliner, or a more exact ratio of 1.87-to-1.0. In real numbers, there were 1,128 Advancers to 656 Decliners while 173 stocks remained Unchanged.
Today, there were 107 new 52-Week Highs and 7 new 52-Week Lows. There were 127 new 52-Week Highs and 7 new 52-Week Lows yesterday.
The total volume of shares traded at the TSX today was 418,427,171, or 9% less than the volume of 460,773,011 shares traded yesterday.
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The US Markets
All three major indexes gained today. The Dow Jones Average index gained 105.11 points or 0.25%, and closed the session at 42,866.87. The S&P 500 index gained 32.93 points or 0.55% to close at 6,038.81. The Nasdaq Composite gained 123.75 points or 0.63%, to close the session at 19,714.99. In small caps, Russell 2000 advanced 11.96 points or 0.56% to close at 2156.41.
The Market Breadth: Seven sectors gained today. Energy, up 1.74%, was the top sector. Durable Consumer Goods & Services, 1.09%, was next. Telecommunications Services gained 0.76%; Technology gained 0.51%; Basic Materials gained 0.22%; and Discretionary Consumer Goods & Services gained 0.08%. Financials declined -0.37%, while Utilities, down -0.44%, and Industrials, down -0.27%, were the laggards today.
Industry Groups: The top five industry groups in the US markets on Thursday were: Textiles & Leather Goods, up 5.20%; Auto & Truck Manufacturers, up 3.94%; Oil & Gas Drilling, up 3.73%; Homebuilding, up 3.24%; and Real Estate Operations, up 2.50%.
Today’s Market Statistics
At the NYSE, the issues that gained (Advancers) outnumbered the issues that declined (Decliners). There were two Advancers for every Decliner, or an exact ratio of 1.98-to-1.0. In actual numbers, there were 2,709 Advancers to 1,365 Decliners with 277 Unchanged.
Today, there were 178 new 52-Week Highs and 44 new 52-Week Lows. There were 236 new 52-Week Highs and 40 new 52-Week Lows yesterday.
The total volume of stocks traded today at the NYSE was 4,921,851,789, or 3.3% higher than the total volume of 4,763,148,738 shares traded yesterday.
On the NASDAQ, the Advancers outnumbered the Decliners. There were roughly three Advancers for every two Decliners, or an exact ratio of 1.64-to-1.0. In actual numbers, there were 2,792 Advancers to 1,698 Decliners with 258 Unchanged.
Today, there were 163 new 52-Week Highs and 52 new 52-Week Lows. There were 193 new 52-Week Highs and 63 new 52-Week Lows yesterday.
The total volume of shares traded at the NASDAQ today was 11,608,377,464, or 16% higher than the total volume of 9,962,361,103 shares traded yesterday.
Market Roundup Report
Oil Price: US Oil futures slipped today. Oil prices slipped to $64.98 a barrel. US Oil price was at $64.88 per barrel as of the time (11:30pm ET, Tuesday) of this post update.
10 –year Treasury Yield: The US 10-year Treasury yield inched lower and was at 4.47% this afternoon. The 10-year yield was at 4.48% as of the time (11:30pm ET, Tuesday) of this post update.
After-hours action: Futures inched lower Tuesday evening. Dow Futures was up -116.00 points or -0.27% vs. fair value. S&P 500 futures was down -0.33%, and Nasdaq 100 futures was down -0.30% as of the time (11:30 pm ET, Tuesday) of this post update.
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Regular Market Day Features
The Canadian Vanguard Beginner Investor’s Watchlist
TD Bank (TD) is up 19% in two months. The TD Bank’s quarterly dividend yield is currently 4.43%.
The Blended Growth Stock Watchlist
EV Manufacturers and Resource Stocks
Tesla Inc. (TSLA) has been up three consecutive sessions. The chart is definitely not extended. We shall keep an eye on the stock for our readers now that Elon Musk and Trump appear to have, at least for now, stopped the public spat. TSLA stock price will likely reach $400.00 before the year’s end. BYD Company (BYDDF) has always looked promising and may be even more promising now that the US and China appear likely to sign a trade deal.
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