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BMO Q1 Earnings: Results Drive New Highs

We’re back to bank earnings week, with the Bank of Montreal (TSX: BMO) the second name to report its first quarter financial results this week among Canada’s big six banks.

And while investors had a particular disdain for Scotiabank’s earnings, they took a liking to BMO’s results, with the equity closing out the day up nearly five percent following the release of the results.

What drove the run? 

Let’s dive in.


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