This week FP Video takes a detailed take a look at what benefits Canada has in its
commerce warfare
with the
United States
and why President
Donald Trump
‘s new
tariffs
on copper will harm the U.S. greater than anyone else. Plus, is it time for the
Financial institution of Canada
to chop
rates of interest
? And methods for buyers to reap the benefits of the worldwide defence growth.
How buyers can get in on the worldwide defence growth
Chris McHaney, EVP and head of funding administration and technique at International X, talks with Monetary Publish’s Larysa Harapyn about how Canada and nations around the globe are ramping up spending on defence and the way buyers can get in on the motion.
Hike in jobless fee to sway Financial institution of Canada to chop charges: CIBC
Andrew Grantham, govt director and senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets, talks about how the hike within the jobless fee might sway the Financial institution of Canada to chop charges.
Canada seen in ‘fairly good place’ for win-win cope with U.S.
Fen Hampson, professor of worldwide affairs at Carleton College, talks about what Canada has going for it in commerce talks
with america.
Trump’s new tariffs on important minerals ‘inexplicable’
Ian Lee, affiliate professor at Carleton College, talks about why Trump’s new tariffs will solely harm america.
How retailers are cashing in on the commerce warfare: FP video
Made in Canada: how Canadian companies are tackling the commerce warfare
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