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Bank of Canada boosts two-week repo use to ease CORRA strain (opens the original)
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Bank of Canada deputy governor Toni Gravelle said the central bank is trying to reduce upward pressure on CORRA by regularly increasing the size of its two-week repo operations. Gravelle outlined how the central bank is addressing the upward drift of CORRA — the Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average — at the Bloomberg Canadian Finance Conference in New York on Tuesday. The deputy governor said that while the central bank doesn’t want to react to every deviation in CORRA, it can “tolerate only so
Carney calls U.S. trade bans ‘modest,’ signals Canada won’t retaliate (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said this week’s round of United States trade measures against Canada will hurt some businesses but will have a “modest” impact overall — and signalled that his government isn’t planning to retaliate. President Donald Trump’s administration escalated its trade war with Canada on Sept. 8, announcing import bans on a range of goods, including alcoholic beverages, whey proteins and motorcycles. The White House also said it would restrict Canadian companies’ ability to sel
Canada’s former top trade envoy warns of rockier U.S. relations ahead (opens the original)
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Canada’s former chief trade negotiator said the country’s relationship with the United States will likely get even more precarious before it gets better. Steve Verheul, who negotiated on behalf of the government in Ottawa during Donald Trump’s first administration, weighed in on the state of ties between the nations after trade talks collapsed last week. New U.S. tariffs took effect Saturday and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory measures. “There’s clearly been some damage to the b
Canada races for deal before 50% Trump tariffs kick in on Aug. 19 (opens the original)
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Canadian negotiators are trying to secure a deal with the United States before 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of goods threatened by President Donald Trump kick in on Aug. 19, while warning of an ugly new phase of the trade dispute if the levies are imposed. After months with little progress, a flurry of high-level meetings has given some Canadian officials optimism for reaching an interim agreement to ease trade tensions across the U.S.-Canada border. That would effectively be a side deal
Carney says aluminum prices open way to trade deal with Trump (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said President Donald Trump’s tariff on foreign aluminum is mostly being paid by United States buyers, adding there’s a “win-win” trade deal but only if both countries can address that sector in connection with the broader trade war. U.S. aluminum prices have shot up since Trump placed a 50 per cent tariff on imports of the metal last June, Carney said, speaking to reporters outside a Rio Tinto Group aluminum facility in Quebec. Aluminum’s producer price index rose 52
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