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Donald Trump’s tariff war escalated this week, sending the market to a tail. FP video discusses the potential impact of trade disruptions on the economy and stock markets, how Canada should deal with Trump and what the Canadian bank will do next.
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Desjardins Group CEO Guy Cormier talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the face of Canada in Trump’s trade war.
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Fighting power is not the best way to deal with Trump
Mark Warner, Maaw Law’s chief committee, explains how it will become the “long-term” of trade for the next four years and what measures Canada should take to maintain relations with the United States.
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If “this crazy continues”, Canadian banks may cut by less than 2%
Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC, talked about the role of central banks in supporting the economy through tariff turmoil.
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Bears surpass bulls as Trump shakes the market
Goal investment officer Greg Taylor said Donald Trump does care about the stock market and he is just the first to receive bad news.
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Who wasted the most water? America and the rest of the world
Americans use about 1.34 million liters of water each year. There are only a few countries, without Canada, and the per capita consumption rate in each country is relatively high. FP video introduces some of the world’s largest and smallest water users.
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