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US stocks fell further on Wednesday afternoon as markets parsed a mixed batch of earnings and fresh trade risks after Reuters reported the White House is weighing curbs on exports to China made with US software. The Dow fell nearly 400 points from yesterday’s record close, the S&P 500 slipped about 0.8% and the Nasdaq dropped around 1.3%. Netflix tumbled more than 9% after results were hit by a tax dispute in Brazil. Tesla fell nearly 2% ahead of its earnings report after the news that some recently built vehicles can suffer a sudden loss of battery power. On the earnings front, TI slid over 7% on lacklustre guidance, weighing on other semiconductor names including Intel, AMD and Micron, which each lost more than 3%. On the upside, Raytheon Technologies extended its rally by more than 7% after delivering a strong Q3 report, raising full-year guidance and reporting double-digit sales growth in its defence segment, while Intuitive Surgical jumped over 14% following strong results.

US Stocks Drop on Trade Risks

US stocks extended losses on Wednesday as markets continued to parse a mixed set of earnings results, while concerns over additional trade barriers between US and China and the government shutdown persisted. The S&P 500 and the Dow dropped more than 0.5%, with the latter having closed at a record yesterday, while the Nasdaq slipped 1.2%. Netflix tumbled more than 10% after its results were affected by a tax dispute in Brazil. Tesla dropped over 2% ahead of its earnings report after the closing bell on news that recently-built vehicles can have a sudden loss of battery power. Also on the earnings front, Texas Instruments fell 6.5% on a lackluster guidance, pressuring other semiconductor companies with Intel, AMD, and Micron dropping more than 4%. On the upside, Thermo Fisher Scientific rebounded slightly after reporting stronger-than-expected earnings and revenue. Intuitive Surgical surged over 16% following strong earnings and revenue.

US Stocks Extend Pullback

The Canadian dollar strengthened past C$1.40 per US dollar, moving away from six-month lows as investors trimmed expectations for more aggressive Bank of Canada easing and as Canada’s main export recovered from near multi-year lows. The annual inflation rate rose to 2.4% in September 2025 from 1.9% in August, overshooting the 2.3% forecast and marking the highest reading since February. It was the first time in six months that inflation exceeded the Bank of Canada’s 2% threshold. The mean core inflation rate, closely watched by the Bank of Canada, rose to a one-year high of 3.1%, above the 3.0% consensus, which has reduced the magnitude and immediacy of expected Bank of Canada easing. Higher oil prices near the high-$50s per barrel have also helped by improving Canada’s terms of trade and near-term export receipts.

Canadian Dollar Rebounds from 6-Month Lows

Producer prices in Russia fell by 0.4% from the previous year in September 2025, following a 0.4% increase in the prior month. Costs continued to decline for mining (-13.9% vs -14% in September), but increases in electricity, gas and steam; air conditioning (17.9% vs 14.9%); water supply; sanitation, waste collection and disposal, pollution control activities (6.6% vs 4.7%) and manufacturing (1.3% vs 1.9%) helped cushion the overall drop. On a monthly basis, producer prices rose by 0.5% in September, slowing from a 1.1% increase in the prior month.

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