AEME.TO is trading at CA$11.73, up 3.08%, with Agnico Eagle’s gain the ETF’s most direct driver. - Agnico was up about 1.7% in afternoon trading; investors appear to be positioning ahead of its October 28 Q3 results as gold-miner shares rebound from recent weakness. - Gold was under pressure from a stronger U.S. dollar and Fed-rate uncertainty, so bullion itself does not explain the ETF’s gain. - The ETF’s concentrated exposure and enhanced-income structure can magnify moves in its reference shares.