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The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 0.7% to close at 25,161 on Wednesday, breaking a two-session winning streak as renewed tariff concerns and waning tech momentum rattled markets. Following the White House's announcement that President Trump would unveil new auto tariffs later today, a move that adds to the broader wave of trade measures expected next week and fuels worries about prolonged economic uncertainty. Tech giants in North America suffered significant losses, with Canada’s Shopify dropping 5.2%, Constellation Software 1.2%, CGI 1%, and Celestica, the day’s worst performer, declining 9.9%. Meanwhile, major financial institutions reversed early session gains to finish firmly in the red.

TSX Retreats Amid Renewed Tariff Concerns

US stocks fell sharply on Wednesday, as tech stocks led a broad selloff amid mounting concerns over impending US tariffs. The S&P 500 declined 1.1% and the Nasdaq 100 dropped 2%, ending a three-day rally, while the Dow Jones lost 134 points. Nvidia and Tesla plunged more than 5.5%, while major tech firms like Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet slid over 2%. Auto stocks also weakened after reports that President Trump would introduce new tariffs on vehicle imports at 4 p.m. ET, with General Motors slipping 3%. Uncertainty surrounding the scope and impact of these tariffs has fueled market volatility, raising fears of retaliation and broader economic fallout. Meanwhile, energy stocks gained as oil prices climbed following US threats of tariffs on nations buying Venezuelan crude. Investors now await Friday’s PCE inflation report, a key factor in the Federal Reserve’s next policy decision.

US Stocks Tumble as Tariff Fears Hit Tech Sector

Sugar futures declined toward 19.31 cents per pound, as India’s decision to allow mills to export 1 million metric tons of sugar weighed on prices. Traders viewed the move as bearish, easing concerns over potential restrictions on overseas sales due to lower domestic output estimates. Sources confirmed that India would not limit these exports, dispelling earlier speculation about government intervention. Meanwhile, Brazil’s sugar outlook for the 2025/26 season received a boost from showers in the key Centre-South region, though experts noted that more rainfall is necessary to fully replenish soil moisture and support crop growth. Weather service Maxar highlighted that while the rains are beneficial, additional precipitation is needed for optimal conditions. White sugar also faced declines, falling 0.9% to $539.90 per metric ton. The market remains sensitive to global production dynamics, with weather patterns and government policies playing a crucial role in price fluctuations.

Sugar Futures Decline on Export Developments and Weather Trends

US stocks tumbled in the afternoon session, on track to snapp a three-day rally, as renewed tariff concerns and fading tech momentum rattled markets.  The S&P 500 slid 1.1%, the Nasdaq 100 dropped 1.7%, and the Dow Jones erased early gains to trade 100 points lower. Megacap stocks saw sharp declines, with Nvidia plunging 6% and Tesla (-5.7%), Amazon (-2.3%), and Alphabet (-2.4%) also falling. Selling intensified after the White House announced President Trump would unveil new auto tariffs at 4 p.m., sending shares of General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis lower. The news comes ahead of a broader wave of trade measures expected next week, fueling concerns over prolonged economic uncertainty. Investor sentiment remained fragile, especially after Fed official Alberto Musalem warned that tariff-driven inflation could slow progress toward the 2% target. Adding to the pressure, the Congressional Budget Office cautioned that the Treasury could face a payment default as soon as August.

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TSX Retreats Amid Renewed Tariff Concerns

US Stocks Tumble as Tariff Fears Hit Tech Sector

Sugar Futures Decline on Export Developments and Weather Trends

Tech Selloff and Tariff Worries Drag Stocks Lower

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