Mid-week technical scans show PG futures holding above their 200-day moving average, a key bullish indicator in commodity markets. Buyers are stepping in at dips toward $1620, reinforcing support zones. Macro catalysts, including retail sales figures, may influence sentiment in tandem with construction trends. Prince George (4-0-0-0) led 1-0 after one on a power play goal by Jett Lajoie. The Chiefs (2-3-0-0) answered with a pair 1:34 apart in the second period, with Smyth Redman scoring his first and Mathis Preston his fourth, which came on a power play. PG got a goal by Kooper Gizowski moments later and the game was tied 2-2 after two. Waterloo excels in providing experiential education and fostering entrepreneurship through the University's for-credit programs, WatSPEED's upskilling programs and the startup incubator Velocity. These initiatives ensure that student and researcher innovations yield significant societal and economic benefits. PG Holding’s focus on investing in creative content and intellectual properties complements with Waterloo’s dedication to IP mobilization and commercialization. Together, they share a vision of leveraging intellectual property to inspire innovation and drive economic growth. PG futures experienced sharp intra-day swings as traders digested employment data. A stronger labor market often boosts housing sector confidence, indirectly influencing these contracts. Price volatility exceeded its 30-day average, prompting risk managers to adjust margin requirements.