Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Friday said his province would pause ads that showed former President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs, after President Donald Trump condemned the move and announced he would “terminate” trade talks with Canada.Read more: https://t.co/rPRnzadije📸: Anna Moneymaker via Getty Images ...

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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is ready to resume trade talks “when the Americans are ready,” after Trump halted negotiations https://t.co/xcjVSfVaQW ...

It’s going to be a pivotal moment for the Milei trade — and nobody wants to be caught on the wrong side of it again https://t.co/5zhT4EbhRN ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford appeared to stand by a television ad that angered Donald Trump and prompted the US president to call a halt to trade talks with Canada https://t.co/UlnqGDOwHS ...

Trump Says Trade Talks With Canada ‘Terminated’—Blames ‘Fake’ Anti-Tariff Ads Featuring Reaganhttps://t.co/yJ3qOIrZ2s https://t.co/N4RtDuFCEq ...

RT BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking)Trump says US terminating all trade talks with Canada due to anti-tariff advert https://t.co/mHFtJzVXMC ...

Market Sentiment & Trade - Market views any positive developments in China trade favorably [1] - Market had shifted focus away from trade until recent trade tensions resurfaced, impacting AI-related sectors due to rare earth material concerns [2] - Market sentiment is currently focused on a strong economy, positive earnings, and potential rate cuts [3] - China trade headline risk is present, but not viewed as material risk based on CH's calm reaction [6][7] Momentum & Rotation - Market experienced a momentum unwind, potentially nearing its end, with the first negative month in seven and declines in MTUM names [4][9] - Despite the momentum unwind, the overall market remains up, indicating a rotational move rather than outright distribution [10] - Momentum shakeout hasn't significantly impacted broader market sectors; some sectors like healthcare and discretionary are improving [11][12] - Debate exists whether the momentum unwind is over or still in progress, with Morgan Stanley suggesting it's only halfway through [9] Sector Performance & Economic Indicators - Defensive sectors, like healthcare, are outperforming in October, potentially due to profit-taking and rotation into underperforming assets [5] - Banks are showing slight weakness, but overall, leaning into strength is still favored [8] - High yield CDX remains relatively calm despite bankruptcies, indicating no significant deterioration in credit markets or consumer stocks; consumer stocks may be reaccelerating [7] - Utilities' performance is tied to power and AI, diminishing its reliability as a defensive sector indicator [14] Market Breadth & Global Markets - Market breadth remains relatively strong, with a significant percentage of S&P 500 companies above their 200-day moving average [15] - Global markets, including China, Japan, and Europe, are reaching new highs, indicating no widespread negative impact from the momentum unwind [12]

The Problem With the ‘Sell America’ Trade https://t.co/t8S7ty4LBO ...

China says Vice Premier He Lifeng plans to meet with US officials in Kuala Lumpur from Oct 24 to 27 for the next round of trade talks https://t.co/qUTHUVuEoA ...