TSX today: what to watch on Tuesday, Nov. 10

TSX opens Tuesday after Monday’s 657-point surge, with Hydro One and Pet Valu earnings, U.S. inflation data and lower oil and gold prices in focus. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 657.17 points, or 1.84 per cent, at 36,446.26 on Monday, according to TMX Money, which matches Trading Economics.

TMX Money showed the index up 14.93 per cent so far this year and 2.32 per cent for the month, with a Monday high of 36,575.63. Trading Economics said Monday’s close was a two-month high, helped by a dip in oil prices that eased inflation worries, and that banks including Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto-Dominion Bank rose about 1.5 per cent each. Our report on Monday’s close has the day’s movers. Those readings will change before the 9:30 a.m. ET open.

On earnings, Hydro One Limited (TSX:H) reported third-quarter earnings of 69 cents per share, down a cent from a year earlier, and declared a quarterly dividend. Pet Valu Holdings Ltd. (TSX:PET) reported net income of $26.3 million and updated its 2026 outlook. Trading Economics said Franco-Nevada Corp. (TSX:FNV) and Power Corporation of Canada (TSX:POW) are due to report on Wednesday.

Trading Economics said U.S. stock futures were steady early Tuesday, with the Dow up 0.4 per cent, as investors await October’s U.S. consumer price index, which it said economists expect to show a 0.3 per cent monthly rise. It put West Texas Intermediate crude at about US$85.22 a barrel, down 1.87 per cent, and gold at about US$4,076.64 an ounce, down 1.54 per cent, both from contracts that track those markets. We could not confirm those commodity levels or a Canadian dollar quote on a second source at publication time.

Figures are as of early Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, and come from TMX Money, Trading Economics, Hydro One and Pet Valu. Our Monday preview has the background on Barrick’s results and Strathcona’s offer for Greenfire Resources.

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