Mar 22
Canada’s economy gave no sign of a quick exit from its current soft patch, with data released Friday showing a benign environment for price pressures and tepid consumer spending.
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U.S. posts largest monthly budget deficit on record in February
The U.S. posted its biggest monthly budget deficit on record last month, amid falling corporate and individual tax revenue and increasing federal spending.
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Mar 22
1:07The Week Ahead: Canadian GDP; U.S.-China trade talks
BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.
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Mar 22
3:11Trump says he'll nominate Fed critic Stephen Moore to central bank's board
Moore has emerged as an ardent critic of the Federal Reserve Board under its current chairman, Jerome Powell, who fell out of favour with Trump last year after the Fed’s rate increases.
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Mar 22
Trump wants European BMW, Mercedes to be made in America
Trump said that he would agree to zero-tariff levels on some trade with Europe but wouldn’t on autos without this concession.
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Trump's Tariffs
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4:28U.S. equipment manufacturers calling for an end to metals tariffs
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5:32Trump drops preferential trade with India and Turkey
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5:12Larry Berman: China-U.S. trade resolution mostly priced in
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8:37The Big Three: TD and CIBC miss; Wilson-Raybould testifies; metal tariffs back in the spotlight
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7:51The Weekly Panel: Weighing the impact of U.S.-China trade tensions
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3:52U.S.-China trade uncertainty will be completely irrelevant: Strategist
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Mar 22
Inflation edges up, but underlying pressures soften
The consumer price index was up 1.5 per cent in February from a year earlier, Statistics Canada said Friday from Ottawa.
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Mar 22
3:21U.S. Treasury yield curve inverts for first time since 2007
A closely watched section of the Treasury yield curve on Friday turned negative for the first time since the crisis more than a decade ago, underscoring concern about a possible economic slump and the prospect that the Federal Reserve will have to cut interest rates.
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Mar 21
A major credit rating agency is warning Ottawa that sustained deficits will make Canada more vulnerable to an economic downturn.
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NAFTA Negotiations
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The Daily Chase: Boeing under pressure as more countries bar 737 Max; Brexit vote
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3:40UAW leaves Lighthizer meeting saying more is needed to fix NAFTA
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Evidence grows that Trump's trade wars are hitting U.S. economy
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5:57Parliament Hill, not Capitol Hill, now central to Canada's latest tariff strategy
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8:12Metals tariffs 'a lose-lose': Howard Dean on Trump, trade and cannabis
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Democrats, Republicans alike won't support USMCA with tariffs in place: Trade rep
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JPMorgan cuts loonie forecast as new NAFTA faces turbulence
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6:25Trudeau’s free-trade ambitions will be put to the test in 2019
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Trump metal tariffs 'contradict' new NAFTA and will have to go: Freeland
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6:29Take my NAFTA, please: As Pelosi riffs, questions abound on fate of trade deal
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