India, Aug. 25 -- Canadian markets might be slightly lower on Tuesday. Investors are discussing the impact of U.S. President Trump's 50 percent tariff on Canadian autos and steel. The move might disrupt Canadian auto sector and supply chains. The U.S.-Canada trade talks had collapsed last week.
On Monday, TSX gained 94.11 points to close at 36,714.34.
The Crude Oil is declining 2.86 points or 3.38 percent at $82.10. The Gold Futures is declining, while Silver Futures is edging down.
Canada wholesale sales data for July is scheduled to slated for release in the New York session.
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