Economic news

This week, the starting gun is fired on the critical 2026 negotiations, as the fate of the CUSMA and steel and aluminum tariffs make headlines.

This week, the S&P 500 technology sector moves into correction territory, with software hit the hardest.

This week: Kevin Warsh is nominated to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair.

This week, the world converges on Davos against a backdrop of geopolitical fragmentation.

This week: the year 2026 is off to the races with increasing geopolitical risks.

This week: We wrap up 2025 with a look ahead to 2026, a year that promises to be positive for the global economic cycle.

This week, we analyze the latest decisions from the Bank of Canada and the Fed.

This week, we shift our focus to the outlook for the USMCA and the Fed in 2026.

This week, markets are more confident that a December cut is coming and a leader emerges to take the helm in 2026.

This week, the markets are hit with a dose of volatility as they lower their expectations on Fed cuts.

This week, the U.S. government reopens, while the outlook on the Fed is getting blurry.

This week, the first Carney-Champagne budget misses the mark.

This week, the Bank of Canada moves to the sidelines, while the Fed keeps the market on its toes.

This week: The Canada-U.S. trade relationship, like the price of gold, is undergoing a period of volatility.

This week, gold prices are going parabolic, and new (old) risk factors are weighing on markets.

This week, Canada’s labour market jolts back to life as attention shifts to the federal budget on November 4.

This week, we discuss the U.S. government shutdown.

This week, we examine the real risks associated with artificial intelligence.

This week, the Fed cuts for the first time in 2025.

This week, we get ready for rate cuts on both sides of the border.

This week, we explain why gold remains a preferred asset in the current economic and geopolitical environment.

This week, we explore the consequences of the U.S. Federal Reserve losing its independence.

This week, the U.S. is starting to see the seeds of inflationary pressures coming from tariffs.