European stock markets have struggled this morning and were unable to pick up the feel-good factor from Japan, where stocks soared to fresh record highs after Sanae Takichi’s weekend election victory.

French stocks dumped as prime minister Lecornu resigns, causing uncertainty in the market amid economic changes.

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Canada's lumber industry has been hit by a new round of tariffs. Effective October 14th the U.S. will be imposing a 10% tariff increase on lumber imports, raising the total duty to more than 45%.