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Before the Bell: What every Canadian investor needs to know today

Global markets eased as Middle East tensions raised uncertainty over a potential deal to open the Strait of Hormuz and added to concerns about the global economy. Ahead of U.S. inflation data, Wall Street and TSX futures were lower. In Canada, RBC reported higher Q2 profit and raised its dividend to C$1.76/share; CIBC’s fiscal Q2 profit rose 23% and it agreed to sell its Caribbean unit for US$1.6B. Oil rose on Iran-related comments; Brent was up 1.9% to US$96.06.

Bank of Nova Scotia vs. CIBC: The Dividend Pick I’d Hold for 2026

The article compares Scotiabank (BNS) and CIBC (CM) ahead of second-quarter results, citing expected profit growth of 10%–25% supported by trading and capital markets. It notes consumer insolvencies rose 26% from December to March and housing remains soft. Scotiabank Q1 fiscal 2026: adjusted net income $2.7B, EPS $2.05 (+16%), CET1 13.3%, dividend $4.40/share (~4% yield). CIBC Q1: adjusted net income $2.7B (+23%), EPS $2.76 (+25%), ROE 17.4%, CET1 13.4%, dividend $1.07 quarterly ($4.28 annual, ~

Canadians could get slice of $11 million in CIBC settlement . Here how to check if youre eligible

An Ontario Superior Court-approved class-action settlement would provide $11 million in compensation to eligible Canadians who held or previously held units in CIBC and/or Renaissance mutual funds, alleging trailing commissions were paid to discount brokers from management fees. CIBC entities deny wrongdoing. Court documents say 38.11% goes to current CIBC holders, 59.05% to former CIBC holders, 2.84% to Renaissance holders; up to $32 per claim. Claims for former-only CIBC holders are due Nov. 1

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