Trade War

There have been plenty of ominous warnings this year about the job market, trade war-fueled inflation, asset bubbles, and more. The mighty U.S. economy has chugged ahead in 2025 despite them all.The big picture: There may be cracks in the expansion that is now five years old...Read More

Posted November 25, 2025 10:41 pm Updated November 26, 2025 9:33 pm 2 min read 2:15 Carney unveils steel, lumber measures WATCH: Carney unveils steel, lumber measures – Nov 26, 2025 Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce additional help for the ailing lumber and steel industries Wednesday afternoon, including additional…

Canadians of all stripes were naturally upset with Trump and have struck back the best way they can — at the American bottom line,' writes reporter Bob Bruton...Read More

Canada is still in the throes of a trade war with the United States. Trade uncertainty and U.S.-imposed tariffs on certain Canadian goods like aluminum and steel continue to threaten the Canadian economy .  However, there’s one sector where Canada is emerging as the clear winner: tourism. U.S. President Donald…

Washington: U.S. officials are privately saying that they might not levy long-promised semiconductor tariffs soon, potentially delaying a centerpiece of President Donald Trump’s economic agenda. Officials relayed these messages over the last several days to stakeholders in government and private industry, according to two people with direct knowledge of the…

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Canada-U.S. trade war: Sour Puss Liquor shifts production from Minnesota to Montreal - MSNRead More

Key takeaways The Supreme Court might soon overturn most of Trump’s tariffs. If those tariffs ceased to exist, prices would fall, growth would accelerate, and employment would rise. But Trump can probably reinstate any overturned tariffs on a different legal basis. The Supreme Court may soon upend President Donald Trump’s…

In early November, China’s most populous province launched its biggest ever consumer subsidy programme, with the government pledging to commit 3.5 billion yuan (US$492 million) to offer discounts on a slew of products: from smartphones to snowboards. Guangdong’s scheme is the latest attempt by Chinese authorities to use consumption vouchers…

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