周四，追踪加拿大蓝筹股的期货微幅走低，因有报道称英伟达董事会可能罢免长期担任首席执行官的黄仁勋，引发全球AI相关股票回落，油价和金价下跌进一步加剧损失。
标普/TSX 60指数12月期货在美东时间上午6:25（格林威治时间1125）下跌0.09%。
Futures tracking Canada's blue-chip stocks inched lower on Thursday as reports that Nvidia's board may oust longtime CEO Jensen Huang sparked a retreat in AI-related stocks globally, with lower oil and gold adding to losses.
随着与黄仁勋相关的报道模糊了AI龙头企业的领导前景，全球AI股票下跌；科技股占比较大的纳斯达克100指数期货在美股盘前交易中下跌0.9%。加拿大主要股指周三上涨，受美国云计算公司CoreWeave强劲业绩提振，科技股飙升近3%，重燃AI交易热情，但周四这一涨势因英伟达引发的担忧拖累该板块而逆转。
December futures on the S&P/TSX 60 index were down 0.09% at 6:25 a.m.
与此同时，油价下跌0.6%，中东持续的地缘政治紧张局势抵消了区域原油产量上升带来的压力。现货黄金连续第三个交易日下跌1%，触及逾一周低位，受强势美元打压。
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在个股消息方面，AtkinsRealis (ATRL.TO) 表示已与土耳其国有核能公司TUNAS签署协议，将为土耳其核电项目的潜在扩建进行可行性研究。Bird Construction (BDT.TO) 报告第三季度调整后利润超出预期，其各业务板块强劲的收入增长支撑了盈利。Ivanhoe Mines (IVN.TO) 与巴基斯坦的Mari Energies (MARE.PSX) 签署谅解备忘录，主席Robert Friedland在巴基斯坦矿业投资论坛上表示。
AI stocks across the globe fell after reports related to Huang clouded the leadership outlook for the AI bellwether; the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 futures were down 0.9% in US premarket trading Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday, led by a near-3% jump in technology shares as strong results from US cloud firm CoreWeave revived enthusiasm for the AI trade, a rally that reversed on Thursday as Nvidia-led concerns weighed on the sector Meanwhile, oil prices were 0.6% lower as persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East offset pressure from rising regional crude output Spot gold fell 1% for a third straight session to hit its lowest level in more than a week, pressured by a robust US dollar In company news, AtkinsRealis (ATRL.TO) said it had signed an agreement with Turkish state-owned nuclear energy company TUNAS to conduct a feasibility study for a potential expansion of Turkey's nuclear power programme Bird Construction (BDT.TO) reported third-quarter adjusted profit above estimates, as strong revenue growth across its business segments supported earnings Ivanhoe Mines (IVN.TO) signed a memorandum of understanding with Pakistan's Mari Energies (MARE.PSX), chairman Robert Friedland said at the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum