18h ago
The Trump administration is preparing to announce another round of aid to farmers hurt by the trade war with China as soon as Thursday, people familiar with the plan said, a package of assistance that could exceed $15 billion.
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May 21
6:00Canadian retaliatory tariffs lifted as U.S. kills steel, aluminum penalties
The tariffs targeting products to have political impact in the states of prominent Republican lawmakers were retaliation for the steel and aluminum tariffs President Donald Trump imposed on Canada almost a year ago.
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20h ago
7:51'It's about time' metals tariffs lifted, Martinrea chairman says
In an interview with BNN Bloomberg, Rob Wildeboer said that while the automotive parts manufacturer did not feel any material impact from the tariffs, the official end of the levies on Monday removes uncertainty that was hurting industries.
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May 17
8:59'The work that we needed to get done has been done': Morneau on tariffs and NAFTA's future
“This change enables, in both Canada and Mexico, it enables us to go forward because clearly the tariffs were a barrier towards our ratification. We’ve removed that barrier.”
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May 17
Canada's year-long standoff with the Trump administration over punitive U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs is finally over, removing a key hurdle in efforts to ratify the new North American trade pact.
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Trump's Tariffs
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4:22Trump delays auto tariffs on EU and Japan
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4:16U.S. poised to remove metal tariffs
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9:24McCreath: Exports to U.S. not as big of a deal to China anymore
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5:40'Stop it': Business Council CEO calls out leaders over trade uncertainty
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5:11China-U.S. trade battle could send inflation higher: Andrew Pyle
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11:53New NAFTA likely to pass Congress so U.S. can focus on China trade deal: Policy analyst
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May 17
1:44The Week Ahead: Bank earnings, Amazon AGM
BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.
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May 17
8:04Poloz expects rates to rise 'a bit' but unsure on timing
“The natural tendency is for interest rates to still go up a bit. I don’t really know how much a bit is, and what the timing might be,” Poloz said in an interview with BNN Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang on Thursday after the central bank published its annual Financial System Review.
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NAFTA Negotiations
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White House, Democrats in talks to end holdup on NAFTA approval
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8:59
'The work that we needed to get done has been done': Morneau on tariffs and NAFTA's future
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6:58U.S. agrees to lift steel, aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico
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1:52U.S. steel, aluminum makers bounce off lows on new NAFTA optimism
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8:34Freeland to meet Lighthizer in D.C. to push for tariff removal
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7:22White House's Mulvaney raises possibility of NAFTA surviving if new deal nixed
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7:22Mexican congress passes labour law tied to USMCA trade agreement
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7:22Trump revs up campaign pitch on economy to voters in key states
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Independent report finds new NAFTA would hit U.S. auto sector
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White House seeks to pre-empt independent USMCA impact report
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May 6
4:54Poloz issues 'call to arms' for mortgage market innovations
More innovation would help boost flexibility for borrowers, lenders and investors, while also lowering risks in the financial system, Poloz said in Winnipeg.
