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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 28, 2024

Page

9

Canadian stocks dip as oil falls on market nerves

Canadian main index declines as energy stocks weigh after oil prices retreat. U S markets edge higher with Nvidia earnings eyed for guidance on AI driven gains. Dow up 9.98, S P 500 up 8.96, Nasdaq up 29.05. TSX down 89.01. Banks’ results soften amid higher loan loss provisions. The loonie trades at 74.29 US cents. crude at 75.53 per barrel.

Canada U.S Dow Nvidia Ilana Schonwetter BlueShore Financial New York TSX Bank of Montreal Scotiabank Schonwetter Bank of Canada

BMO's loan book weighs on quarterly results again

The Canadian lender posted a third quarter provision for credit losses of 906 million, up from 492 million a year earlier, as adjusted earnings fell. CEO Darryl White said provisions will stay elevated amid prolonged high rates, economic uncertainty, and shifting consumer demand, with broad credit stress not confined to any one region or sector.

BMO Financial Group Darryl White White Bank of Canada U.S. Federal Reserve

Rising provisions drag on Scotiabank results

The Bank of Nova Scotia posted lower third quarter profits as it increased provisions for bad loans to 1.05 billion up from 819 million last year though down from the prior quarter. Impaired loans fell to 338 million from 399 million. Chief risk officer Phil Thomas praised consumer resilience and noted stabilizing auto loans amid rate cuts.

Bank of Nova Scotia Phil Thomas Scotiabank Bank of Canada Scotia Thomas

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