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The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose about 0.6% to above the 30,200 mark on Wednesday as major tech and miners outperformed ahead of highly anticipated earnings from AI leader Nvidia. Investors expect a strong quarter but will scrutinize results and guidance to see if they justify Nvidia's lofty valuation and can revive sentiment after weeks of pressure on tech names. Mega-cap tech giant Shopify set the pace for the index with gains of over 3%, while Agnico Eagle and Barrick climbed about 2.5% each as gold edged higher on safe-haven flows ahead of the delayed US jobs report and the Fed's meeting minutes. Locally Metro Inc fell 0.7% after reporting fourth-quarter profit of C$217 million versus C$219.9 million a year earlier, hurt by higher costs at its Toronto frozen food distribution centre. Elsewhere oil prices slipped, weighing on energy producers who were the session's biggest laggards.

TSX Rebounds on Wednesday

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk index, which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry commodities, was up for a fifth session on Wednesday, rising about 2% to its highest since September 25 at 2,260 points, amid broad-based gains across all vessel segments. The capesize index, which typically transports 150,000-ton cargoes such as iron ore and coal, advanced for a fifth day, surging 3.4% to a near two-month high of 3,636 points; and the panamax index, which usually carries 60,000-70,000 tons of coal or grain, went up 0.7% to 1,895 points. Among smaller vessels, the supramax index extended gains for the tenth consecutive session, rising 0.2% to 1,430 points.

Baltic Dry Index Up to Near 2-Month High

The dollar index inched higher to 99.8 on Wednesday, approaching the five-month high of 100.2 touched earlier in November amid tempered expectations that the Federal Reserve will deliver another rate cut next month. Official unemployment claim aggregates from late October indicated some degree of stability in joblessness, limiting worries of an uncontrolled weakening in the labor market suggested by private surveys. Rate futures moved to indicate that half of the market expects the FOMC to hold rates unchanged in their final decision of the year, contrasting with the near consensus of a 25bps cut that was expected last week. Upcoming FOMC minutes from a meeting which included opposing dissents may offer hints on an increasingly fragmented Fed. The DXY also benefited from a weakening yen, as PM Takaichi signaled aggressive stimulus that pressured JGB's that is likely to continue bloating the BoJ's balance sheet.

US Dollar Extends Upswing

US stocks attempted a rebound on Wednesday, with both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq adding nearly 0.2% while the Dow Jones gained 45 points, halting the sharp selloff seen in the previous sessions. The communication services sector was the top performer while energy lagged amid a drop in oil prices. Nvidia rose 1.7% as investors await its earnings report after the closing bell, viewed as a key test for big tech. Lowe’s jumped more than 4% after beating earnings expectations and TJX Companies was up 1% as its earnings and revenues topped estimates. On the other hand, Meta fell 1.4% after warning of major challenges in identifying and removing underage users as it prepares to comply with Australia’s world-first social media ban for those under 16. Target traded little changed following a drop in quarterly sales and a downgrade to its full-year profit outlook. Exxon Mobil was down more than 2%. Traders are additionally awaiting the release of the FOMC meeting minutes.

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