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CM Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
- 81.350
- +0.170+0.21%
15min DelayMarket Closed Mar 19 16:00 ET
76.47BMarket Cap10.56P/E (TTM)
81.840High81.200Low5.81MVolume81.310Open81.180Pre Close473.16MTurnover94.49852wk High0.62%Turnover Ratio940.02MShares61.81852wk Low7.7EPS TTM76.39BFloat Cap94.498Historical High11.17P/E (Static)939.06MShs Float1.829Historical Low7.28EPS LYR0.79%Amplitude3.67Dividend TTM1.37P/B1Lot Size4.51%Div YieldTTM
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Crude Oil Product: Oil prices are falling as concerns over supply surplus overshadow geopolitical tensions.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday as overall weakness in financial markets and concerns about Global oversupply outweighed the impact of escalating tensions in the Middle East. Crude Oil fell by 1%, closing below $67 per barrel, ending a two-day streak of gains. U.S. stocks declined on Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on Wednesday. However, oil prices briefly rose by 1.7% in the morning as Israel launched military strikes on Gaza and the USA increased pressure on Iran. "As tensions between Israel and Hamas resurface, the geopolitical risk premium reflected in oil prices is minimal," stated CIBC.
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