Canada Buckles Under Trump Threat, Suspends Digital Tax On Tech Firms — Trade Talks Likely to Resume The digital services tax was announced in 2020 to address the loophole that allowed large tech companies operating in Canada to avoid paying tax on revenues generated from Canadians.
Canada Rescinds Digital Services Tax After Trump Calls It A 'Blatant Attack' On America Canada rescinded its Digital Services Tax (DST) on Monday to support complex trade negotiations with the United States.
Trump Flips On Canada Trade Deal, Sending Shivers Through Wall Street Stocks reversed course Friday after Trump ended trade talks with Canada over a digital tax, sending the S&P 500 and Canadian dollar sharply lower.
Trump Cuts G7 Visit Short, Calls Canada Deal 'Achievable' Trump met with Canadian PM Carney to discuss strained relations at G7 summit. Talks were optimistic and a deal is possible within weeks.
Trump's First Six Months: These 4 Markets Crush S&P 500 As Tariffs Boomerang Markets Trump targeted with tariffs — Mexico, China, Canada, Europe — surged past the S&P 500. Weak dollar, fiscal risks reshape views on U.S. exceptionalism.
Bank Of Canada Pause Shouldn’t Last Long The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged but we expect rate cuts in June and July.
Canada Eases Retaliatory Tariffs On US Goods As Trade Tensions Thaw Under Softer Trump Stance: Stocks React Canada announced a temporary six-month relief from its countermeasure tariffs on U.S. goods critical to domestic manufacturing, ...
Bank Of Canada Preview: A Hold Is Slightly More Likely Markets and economists are split as to whether the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates again on 16 April.
Inflation Concerns Rise At The Federal Reserve Amid Tariff Unease Fed Governor Jeffrey Schmid challenges the transitory inflation narrative, warning that tariffs may embed lasting price pressures. His remarks signal rising concern and a potential shift in the Federal Reserve’s stance on inflation risks.
Canadian Politicians Promise Faster Project Approvals Ahead Of April 28 Elections Canada's federal election nears with candidates Mark Carney and Pierre Poilevre promising to fast-track commodity projects and boost energy security.
Rise In Stressed Homeowners Leading Prices Lower In March, the year-over-year change in new listings outpaced sales volumes in all major Canadian urban areas.
TD: Canadian Recession In 2025 Recessions are a regular resetting part of economic cycles measured as a multi-quarter decline in five key indicators.
Canada Faces Rising Inflation, Slowing Growth Risks As Trump's Tariffs Loom: One ETF Can Turn This Crisis Into Opportunity Tariffs, inflation & economic volatility have investors worried, but Canadian ETFs may offer a safe haven. EWC could benefit from strong financial & energy sectors despite trade woes.
Canada’s Inflation Hits 2.6%, Raising Fears Of Economic Strain Economists warn that U.S. tariffs may lead to further inflation challenges for the Bank of Canada.
Trump's Tariffs Could Fuel Inflation In Canada, Mexico Warns Economic Expert OECD's latest report warns of deteriorating growth outlook for North American economies due to tariffs, inflation and policy uncertainty.
Election Debrief: Why The Era Of Uncertainty May Continue In Canada Fiscal policy could be a mixed bag, irrespective of who forms the next government.
Canada Between Rock And Hard Place As expected, the Bank of Canada cut overnight interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday, lowering the banking system’s base rate to 2.75%, the lowest since September 2022.
Bank Of Canada Cuts Again, But Easing May Slow From Here U.S. tariffs are clouding the Canadian outlook, and the Bank of Canada has trimmed rates by 25bp to 2.75% today in line with expectations.
Bank Of Canada Preview: Another Cut As Tariffs Cloud Outlook We expect a 25bp rate cut by the Bank of Canada on 12 March, taking the policy rate to 2.75%, in line with market pricing.
The Most Oversold Country In The World Hong Kong (EWH) is trading over 3 standard deviations above its 50-DMA for the country's most overbought reading since October.
Trump's Plan For Canada, Mexico, China Tariffs To Start March 4 Could Shake Stock Market A plan from Donald Trump to put tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China in March is ready to take place as previously announced.
