A well-renowned business executive, who sat at the helm of Canada’s largest corporations for decades, says she's had enough of the unproductive banter about the economy on election campaign trails.
The concern about a top China property developer that’s been percolating for weeks has turned into a full-fledged global market event this morning.
Canadians were given 36 days to decide which national political party could deliver a stronger economy on the other side of the pandemic.
U.S. consumer sentiment rose slightly in early September but remained close to a near-decade low, while buying conditions for household durables deteriorated to their worst since 1980 because of high prices.
The Canadian dollar could face “mild pressure” if Justin Trudeau secures a third mandate, though experts say any election-related impacts on stocks, bonds or currencies will be short-lived.
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