Trump threat: Tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico; Mexico warns on inflation and jobs
The dollar rose against major peers after Donald Trump threatened Canada and Mexico with a 25% tariff on all imports into the United States. Stocks were weak after strong gains globally in the previous session following hedge fund investor Scott Bessent being nominated as Treasury Secretary.
OTTAWA, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada on Tuesday said inflation, which has been the center of attention and ...
The Bank of Canada is warning against inflation falling below the central bank’s two per cent target, which could lead to a ...
A Bank of Canada official said policymakers aim to keep inflation near their 2% target, and pushed back on the idea that ...
Trudeau’s temporary GST relief, Canada’s inflation rises and AIMCo’s new board chair: Business and investing stories for Nov.
Canada’s inflation rate rose to two per cent in October, up from the 1.6 per cent for September, Statistics Canada said on ...
Wage gains in Canada are trailing behind rising food prices, a major force driving the labor strife that has upended the ...
The slight acceleration in prices—still within the Bank of Canada’s target range—diminishes the chance of another jumbo ...
Donald Trump, who made tariffs one of the main planks of his successful campaign, has now concretized those threats in the form of a proposed 25% blanket tariff on Canada and Mexico, along with a ...
The November Consumer Price Index report will be released on December 11. A slight increase in headline inflation is expected ...
WAGE gains in Canada are trailing behind rising food prices, a major force driving the labour strife that has upended the ...
Deputy Governor Rhys Mendes discusses how monetary policy worked to bring inflation back down to target and why the Bank ...
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