(Reuters) -Futures tracking Canada's main stock index climbed on Tuesday as commodity prices firmed following the U.S.–China trade truce, while attention turned to the much-awaited U.S. inflation data for insight into the Federal Reserve's rate-cut trajectory.

Soybean prices fell back below $10 a bushel, as traders saw news of an extended US-China trade truce as likely delaying major grain-purchasing deals between the nations until late this year.

Once upon a time, a decision to delay sky-high tariffs on China would have been an eleventh hour save—but in 2025 markets barely noticed.