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.

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.

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.

Manulife Investment Management co-strategists Macan Nia and Kevin Headland explain why inflation in economy and jobs data point to further w

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This 2023 Federal Budget maximizes the minimums. Based on the budget projections, minimum taxes may result in maximum revenues!

Collapse of two U.S. banks could trigger a liquidity crisis, loss of confidence in banking system & potential fall in financial markets.

The budget had no new personal or corporate tax rate changes. just a few.