THERE’S NO SHORTAGE OF CRISES: A bloated U.S. debt and a jittery bond market; the unwillingness of Vladimir Putin to negotiate, etc. But there’s one crisis that dwarfs all the rest: Iran.

Canada’s annual inflation rate remained flat at 1.7 per cent in May, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada released. Economists say Bank of Canada (BoC) policymakers will likely need to see more convincing data to justify a rate cut on July 30.

Developing the infrastructure necessary to make Canada’s economy less dependent on trade with the U.S. “will not be easy, fast, or cheap,” and will require refocusing investment priorities.

Canada’s economy shrank 0.1 per cent on a monthly basis in April, Statistics Canada said on Friday, a slower pace than analysts had expected. The contraction was largely the result of broad-based weakness in the manufacturing sector during a month characterized by heightened trade tensions with the U.S.

DONALD TRUMP is eager to proclaim victory on trade deals. What a transformation — he finally listened to the critics and he now has made it clear that the virulent market reaction drove him to this tariff reversal.

DONALD TRUMP GOT THE ROUGH OUTLINES of a trade deal with the United Kingdom — but in Washington there was shock over Donald Trump’s latest head-scratcher.

DONALD TRUMP’S “BIG BEAUTIFUL TAX BILL” is in trouble, especially in the House, where backers of the measure are short by at least a dozen votes.

Recent developments in global trade have placed significant pressure on Canadian markets, as newly imposed U.S. tariffs and retaliatory measures from Canada reshape the economic landscape.

As inflation and interest rates rise, our third annual stress, finances, and well-being survey found that many Canadian workers are under financial stress.

The Federal Reserve left interest rates on hold as widely expected. The main takeaway from the statement and press conference was uncertainty: Fed Chair Jerome Powell repeatedly emphasized the unclear economic outlook.

The September 1985 Plaza Accord and the subsequent February 1987 Louvre Accord are justly lauded today as significant successful examples of international economic policy cooperation.

Rapid U.S. policy changes pose challenges for investors accustomed to a global financial system anchored in U.S. markets and assets.

At a time of sweeping geopolitical change and clear challenges for riskier assets, bond markets offer a source of stability.

Although President Trump has said he has no intention of firing Fed Chair Powell, the Trump administration may be testing the laws underpinning Fed independence.

The outlook for U.S. growth and inflation hinges on the ability of U.S. supply chains to pivot out of China fairly quickly, a process that won’t be seamless.

The president has signaled some flexibility on tariffs but remains committed to his broader trade policy agenda.

Recent market turbulence underscores a shifting global outlook as tariffs usher in a new economic era.

Including environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues into those investment decisions are getting more and more popular.

In a bear market, stock prices are falling, and it can affect your investments and retirement savings.

Trump Administration announced that the United States was imposing significant tariffs on its largest trading partners.