The implementation of the U.S. president-elect’s vows in areas like taxation, trade and investment, could have significant impacts for Canada
Consumer spending and a slight increase in business investment will help Canada’s GDP grow by 1.8% next year, RBC predicts
Business confidence is seen as the most important factor impacting U.S. economic growth, followed by fiscal policy and private credit market conditions
Global economic growth is likely to improve in the short term as political leaders move away from austerity and into providing fiscal stimulus, new report suggest
Trump’s pledge to renegotiate NAFTA and rising interest rates south of the border could have negative consequences north of the border
Donald Trump’s election victory could lead to greater short-term growth, but higher risks exist in the long term
Craig Fehr, principal, investment strategist, at Edward Jones, discusses the impact of President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed policies on Canada in three key areas: energy; interest rates and trade.
Craig Fehr, principal, investment strategist, at Edward Jones, examines the potential impact of President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed policies on the global economy and markets.
The U.S. and emerging markets will lead slow global growth, leading to a negative outlook for sovereign ratings for the coming 12 to 18 months
Various sectors may feel the impact