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CBC Business • Jun 11, 2025

Gen Z is facing the worst youth unemployment rate in decades. Here is how it's different

Economic challenges such as rising inflation, increased competition from a growing population, and trade tensions with the U.S. are contributing to significant employment difficult...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jun 05, 2025

Canada's trade deficit swells to record high as exports to U.S. tank

Canada experienced an unprecedented increase in its trade shortfall this April, primarily due to a significant decline in shipments to its largest trading partner amid continued tr...

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CBC Business • Jun 03, 2025

Canadian economy will be among those hit hardest by global slowdown, says OECD

The anticipated global economic deceleration is expected to significantly impact Canada’s financial performance, reflecting heightened vulnerabilities compared to many other nation...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Jun 02, 2025

Posthaste: Markets expect a Bank of Canada pause, but these economists have other ideas

Investors are cautiously anticipating the Bank of Canada to maintain current rates, while some economists predict changes amid ongoing trade tensions and an unpredictable economic...

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CBC Business • Jun 02, 2025

ETFs are outpacing mutual funds despite market volatility. Are rookie retail investors at risk?

Recent data shows Canadians increasingly favor exchange-traded funds over mutual funds, highlighting a shift in investment preferences amid global market instability and potential...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 29, 2025

U.S. court ruling deals legal blow to Trump’s tariffs, but no relief for Canada just yet

The recent judicial decision impacts the enforcement of certain U.S. import duties, yet it is unlikely to immediately alter trade conditions or provide economic benefits for Canadi...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 29, 2025

Savings accounts are having a moment in these uncertain times

Despite lower interest rates, many individuals are choosing to keep their funds in savings accounts, prioritizing security and stability amid ongoing economic uncertainties and geo...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 29, 2025

Posthaste: What the tariff ruling that shook the world means to Canada

The recent decision on import duties introduces new uncertainties that could influence Canada's international commerce and economic stability moving forward.

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 28, 2025

These eight data points show how Trump's trade war is already affecting the Canadian economy

The ongoing trade conflict initiated by the U.S. has introduced considerable economic challenges in Canada, contributing to growing concerns among experts about a potential recessi...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 18, 2025

‘Buy Canadian’ boosts local beauty industry. Will tariffs end up reversing that?

The increase in preference for domestic products has temporarily strengthened Canada’s cosmetics sector financially, though potential changes in trade policies could impact its fut...

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CBC Business • May 16, 2025

China emerging as top customer for Canadian oil shipped via Trans Mountain Pipeline

The increased demand from China for Canadian oil transported through the Trans Mountain Pipeline reflects changing trade patterns and has notable implications for Canada's energy e...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 14, 2025

Trade war personal finance update: A ‘how much should you worry’ guide to stocks, mortgage rates, th...

Changes in trade policies may impact various financial aspects such as investment markets, borrowing costs, currency values, and overall economic stability, influencing individual...

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CBC Business • May 12, 2025

U.S. and China reach deal to slash tariffs for 90 days

The agreement to temporarily reduce tariffs between the U.S. and China aims to ease trade tensions and potentially improve economic conditions by encouraging increased cross-border...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 10, 2025

Mr. Carney goes to Washington: FP Video unpacks the meeting and where tariffs go from here

The recent discussions in Washington involving key industry leaders highlighted potential changes in trade policies that may impact tariffs and influence economic relations between...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 09, 2025

In the focus on trade war losers, something else gets missed - slippage

Uncertainty from trade conflicts causes delayed decisions, consumes management resources, and erodes trust, all of which negatively impact economic efficiency and financial perform...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 09, 2025

We just witnessed a valuable lesson in trying to time the market

The ongoing trade dispute continues to impact the economy, highlighting the challenges investors face in predicting market movements amid the gradual rebound following the recent s...

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Financial Post Top Stories • May 09, 2025

Canada's unemployment rate climbs to 6.9% as tariffs bite

The rise in joblessness to 6.9% reflects growing concerns that escalating trade tensions may be negatively affecting employment opportunities across various sectors in Canada.

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CBC Business • May 08, 2025

U.S. trade war risks Canadian progress on financial stability, says Bank of Canada

The Bank of Canada indicated that escalating trade tensions with the United States could undermine recent improvements in economic conditions for Canadian consumers and companies.

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 07, 2025

The trade war helps explain why early retirement - which peaked in 1998 - is a dying concept

Financial market disruptions have altered savings and investment strategies, contributing to a decline in the popularity of early retirement since its height in the late 1990s.

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CBC Business • May 07, 2025

China beefs up economic safeguards ahead of U.S. trade talks in Switzerland

In preparation for upcoming discussions with the United States, China is implementing various economic measures to mitigate potential negative impacts and stabilize its financial e...

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CBC Business • May 07, 2025

Is CUSMA the best path out of the trade war with the U.S.?

The Canada-US-Mexico Free Trade Agreement could potentially influence economic relations by providing a structured framework that encourages trade stability and may help reduce tar...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 02, 2025

Bare shelves are just weeks away as trade war disrupts flow of goods

Major retailers anticipate increased prices and reduced availability of goods due to disruptions in shipments from China to the U.S. stemming from an ongoing trade conflict between...

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Globe and Mail Investing • May 01, 2025

The trade war looms over mortgage decisions as much as investments

Market uncertainty influences mortgage choices, prompting borrowers to weigh the benefits of variable versus fixed rates based on potential stress levels and long-term financial im...

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CBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

68,000 job losses possible in Ontario this year due to U.S. trade war: report

A recent report estimates that U.S. tariffs and Canada's retaliatory measures may lead to significant job losses in Ontario, potentially affecting over 137,000 positions by 2029.

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Financial Post Top Stories • Apr 29, 2025

Will five teams in the NHL playoffs (and a surge of patriotism) mean ka-ching for Canada?

The outcome of the NHL playoffs could significantly impact consumer spending in Canada, influenced by both national pride and prevailing economic uncertainties tied to the trade wa...

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Globe and Mail Investing • Apr 24, 2025

Deutsche Bank cuts S&P 500 year-end target from Wall Street high

Deutsche Bank has revised its year-end target for the S&P 500 downwards due to increasing economic uncertainties linked to the ongoing trade conflict between the United States and...

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Financial Post Top Stories • Mar 14, 2025

Tariff tracker: Confused by the trade war? Here's where things stand today

Monitoring the ongoing trade conflict provides valuable insights into economic impacts, helping businesses and consumers understand potential cost changes and market fluctuations i...

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