The Canadian market may open flat to slightly positive as investors analyze inflation data and await U.S. bank earnings. Canadian inflation rate rose to 1.9% annually in June with core consumer prices up 2.7%. Manufacturing sales in Canada decreased by 0% in May. The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed up 0.65% on Monday. Asian stocks rose despite Trump’s tariff threats, reacting positively to Chinese GDP data. European stocks are mixed as investors assess potential tariff moves. Crude oil is down slightly at $66.95 a barrel, while gold futures are up at $1,363.30 an ounce and silver futures are down at $18.605 an ounce.

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