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 Most Middle Eastern stock markets closed
higher on Tuesday, reflecting market optimism that U.S.-China
trade tensions could ease and stimulus measures by major
economies to counter a possible
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 U.S. stocks head modestly lower Tuesday morning as investors contend with worries about the strength of the U.S. economy and earnings news from some of the last remaining major companies to report for the second quarter, including Dow component Home Depot.
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 U.S. stocks opened slightly lower on Tuesday, after three straight session of gains, but upbeat earnings from Dow Industrial component Home Depot limited losses.
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Dow Jones Today: Home Depot Soars On Earnings; Disney Stock Dips On Whistleblower Report Investor's Business DailyDow falls for the first time in four days CNBCU.S. stock futures tread water as Dow attempts longest win streak this month MarketWatchUS stocks pause after rally Fox Business5 things to know before the stock market opens Tuesday CNBCView full coverage on Google News
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Canada's main stock index fell at the
open on Tuesday, following two straight sessions of gains, as
energy shares mirrored a drop in oil prices on persisting
concerns over demand.
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Decline comes amid market rout that razed stocks and knocked value of peso
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 Canopy Growth Corp. said Tuesday that Health Canada has awarded it an extraction license for its KeyLeaf Life Sciences facility in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The Canadian company, which is a market leader in the cannabis space thanks to a $4 billion investment from Constellation Brands Inc. , said the facility along with its Smiths Falls, Ontario site and recently licensed BC Tweed extraction site means it has three significant extraction assets to support development of new products. The Saskatchewan facility is expected to be online by fall of 2019 and to have the capacity to extract up to 5,000 kg of hemp or cannabis biomass a day. "This licence will ensure we have the supply of extraction inputs for the medical, CBD, and recreational markets, especially the next generation of value-add, high margin cannabis products here in Canada," Chief Executive Mark Zekulin said in a statement. Canada is gearing up to start offering edibles and other derivatives products in December. Canopy's U.S.-listed shares rose 2.9% premarket, but are down 0.6% in 2019, while the ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF has gained 4% and the S&P 500 has gained 16.6%.
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