Dow plunges 2,000 as sell-off for markets slams into a scarier gear following Trump’s tariffs
Stock markets worldwide are careening even lower Friday after China matched U.S. President Donald Trump’s big raise in tariffs in an escalating trade war.
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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?
Global stocks plunge again as market adjusts to new normal
Canada's oldest hockey stick maker braces for tariff impact
Energy & Commodities
Algo traders are rapidly turning more bearish on crude oil
Algorithmic traders are rushing to walk back bullish positions on crude at a speed not seen since the 2023 bank failures.
Trade War
Stock tumult dredges up memories of COVID trading halts in U.S.
The speed of the latest rout on Wall Street is rekindling unpleasant memories of market-wide trading halts that fired time and again during the the Covid meltdown of March 2020.
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