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Opening numbers:
TSX 14,064.54
Canadian Dollar 77.3 cents US
Dow Jones 17,949.37
Nasdaq 4,862.57
S&P 500 2,102.95
TODAY
U.S. Independence Day holiday, U.S. markets closed.
Tuesday
In Quebec, the Jean Coutu Group Inc. releases first-quarter results. In Washington, the Gallup U.S. Consumer Spending Measure Report and the TD Ameritrade Investor Movement Index are released.
Wednesday
In Ottawa, Statistics Canada releases Canadian international merchandise trade numbers for May. In Montreal, Cogeco Inc. releases third-quarter results. In Washington, the Gallup U.S. Job Creation Index is released and Redbook’s weekly measure of comparable store sales at chain stores, discounters and department stores is released and the U.S Institute for Supply Management releases its non-manufacturing survey composite index.
Thursday
In Ottawa, Statistics Canada releases national building permit volumes for May. In Montreal, Richelieu Hardware Ltd. releases second-quarter results. In Washington, the U.S. chain stores monthly sales volumes from individual department, discount, apparel and drugstore chains are reported and the Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index, a weekly, random-sample survey tracking Americans’ views on the condition of the U.S. economy, their personal finances and the buying climate is released.
Friday
In Ottawa, Statistics Canada releases Labour Force Survey for June 2016. In Washington, the U.S. employment situation report — a set of labour market indicators based on two separate surveys, the Household Survey include the labour supply and discouraged workers — is released.