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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce shares are trading lower despite reporting better-than-expected Q3 financial results. Investors may locking in gains amid renewed U.S.-Canada trade tensions after the stock gained almost 130% since President Trump's Liberation Day tariffs in April 2025.

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