Dow plunges 2,000 as sell-off for markets slams into a scarier gear following Trump’s tariffs
The sell-off for financial markets worldwide is slamming into a higher, scarier gear on Friday.
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'We haven't hit peak uncertainty': Strategists react to market fallout
Canada reports biggest jobs losses in March since 2022
North American job market expected to worsen: Hays Canada president
U.S. could spend years rebuilding broken trust with allies
Canadian unemployment rate could push BoC to neutral rate
Where else could Trump implement tariffs next?
Canadian recession on the horizon: economist
Tariff uncertainty rattles tech stocks
Energy & Commodities
Steep drop in global crude prices drag down Canadian energy stocks
Fears of a tariff-driven recession has led to a steep drop in the price of crude oil, walloping Canadian energy stocks and stoking worry about the sector’s outlook should the weakness persist.
Trade War
The Latest: Crushing Wall Street losses as China retaliates and inflation risks grow
Everything from crude oil to Big Tech stocks has fallen. Even gold, a traditional safe haven, pulled lower after Trump announced his 'Liberation Day' set of tariffs, which economists say carries the risk of a potentially toxic mix of weakening economic growth and higher inflation. Here’s the latest.
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