Trade war: Ottawa’s counter-tariffs kick in, Washington bans Canadian imports
Ottawa’s countermeasures match, in broad dollar terms, the latest tranche of tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Canadian goods worth USD 20 billion...
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Canada-US trade war: Honda reconsiders North American expansion
The trade arrangement, which covers over 500 million consumers, is currently uncertain, with US and Canada imposing tariffs on each other's imports....
US-Canada trade war: Trump’s tariff threat now targets automobile imports
While American auto production is heavily reliant on Canadian-made parts and vehicles, higher tariffs could raise car costs in the world's largest economy...
USMCA hangs in balance as US-Mexico talks take centre stage after Canada breakdown
The breakdown in negotiations between the Washington and Ottawa has cast a shadow on the future of the trilateral agreement, that is up for review in 2026...
We have a deal, says Trump as he pauses 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
As per the Washington, the deal will include comprehensive market access for American goods, economic security commitments and digital trade alignment...
Business Leader of the Week: CEO Connor Teskey to write Brookfield AM’s next chapter
Connor Teskey, who had been seen as a potential successor, joined Brookfield Asset Management in 2012 and was named president in 2022...
Expert insights on The Bank of England cryptocurrency regulation
From the standpoint of Jo Torode, senior financial crime lawyer at Ropes & Gray on the regulation, benefits and pitfalls of this financial system...
‘Immediate risk posed by Brexit has declined’
However, BoE governor says, overall risk level remains Europe...
BOE keeps rates unchanged
Move surprises many; however, cuts may take place in August IFM Correspondent July 15, 2016: In a move that has surprised many, Bank of England (BoE) has kept interest rates unchanged, despite widespread expectations that it was going to cut its benchmark rate in the wake of a June vote in the UK to leave...
Post-Brexit, BoE may cut interest rate
Move aimed at boosting the economy IFM Correspondent July 11, 2016: In order to provide a fillip to the economy post-Brexit, the Bank of England (BoE) is expected to cut interest rates to new historic lows on Thursday. Though a slowdown post-Brexit was more or less predicted, the bank may decide to take some measures...