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Budget watchdog doubts Carney’s timeline for operational balance (opens the original)
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Canada’s budget watchdog says the federal government won’t balance its operational expenses against revenues until 2029-30, two years later than Prime Minister Mark Carney said it will. The projection, released Thursday by the Parliamentary Budget Officer, contrasts with Carney’s assertion last week that his government was “on track to balance the operating budget next year, one year ahead of schedule.” The PBO says its calculations are based on projections on available data, including last year
Canada Can Ride Out Global Bond Rout, Finance Minister Says (opens the original)
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(Bloomberg) -- Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said positive investor sentiment is helping keep Canada's borrowing costs in check despite a global bond rout, arguing the country's finances are strong enough to handle the volatility. Global Bond Selloff Sends Yields to the Highest Level Since 2008 BYD Asked About Taking Over Canada Stellantis Plant, Mayor Says US-Iran Tensions High After Strikes on Two Tankers in Hormuz Defense Contractor Files Bankruptcy, Cites Federal Shutdown Indi
Canada can weather latest U.S. tariffs, economists tell Champagne (opens the original)
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Canada’s top economists told the country’s finance minister that the damage from the spiraling trade war with the U.S. should be manageable, potentially bolstering Prime Minister Mark Carney’s case for walking away from the talks. Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne called a private meeting with chief economists — including some representing the country’s largest banks — in Toronto to discuss the outlook after trade talks collapsed with the U.S., which is by far the largest buyer of Can
Carney bets Canada can live with tariffs to unlock investment (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is on the brink of a trade pact with the U.S. His next challenge will be convincing his country that swallowing some tariffs is worth the greater economic certainty that a deal would bring. So far, the emerging details of a draft agreement between Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump suggest Canada will accept reduced U.S. tariffs on its aluminum, steel and autos, and will remove its own retaliatory levies on those same products. Carney has said that no deal is bette
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