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Trump’s heavy-handed approach to China leaves trade partners with stark choice (opens the original)
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Over the past 18 months, the Trump administration has tried to remake the global trading system in an effort to isolate Beijing and force trade partners to trim ties with China. But when U.S. President Donald Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping last week in Washington, it was not as the leader of a geopolitical bloc marching in lockstep to confront Chinese industrial might. Washington’s heavy-handed approach to trade and economic security – using tariffs to browbeat other countries into
Canada’s bet on European trade faces plenty of hurdles (opens the original)
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Canadian trade with the European Union has increased significantly over the past decade, but Prime Minister Mark Carney’s push for deeper trans-Atlantic integration could run into long-standing problems with regulatory alignment, a lack of infrastructure and the gravitational pull of the U.S. market. Since the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) came into force in 2017, bilateral goods and services trade has grown 80 per cent. In 2025, Canada shipped $42.8-bil
Canada must invest in adding value to exports, EDC report says (opens the original)
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Canada needs to focus on turning commodities into higher-value products and linking companies into global supply chains if the push to diversify trade is going to lead to significant economic growth, according to Export Development Canada. In a report published Thursday, the country’s export credit agency argues that trade diversification is about more than signing new trade agreements or moving more commodities to the coasts, then on to Asian and European markets. The real opportunity, accordin
Global economy shudders on oil spike, bond selloff (opens the original)
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The rise in oil prices accelerated Thursday, rattling global markets and pushing borrowing costs to new multiyear highs as inflation concerns mount. With fighting in the Middle East intensifying on Thursday, the price of a barrel of West Texas Intermediate crude surged past US$100 for the first time since May while Brent crude hit US$108. That’s still below levels reached in the spring, but up more than 40 per cent since early July. The renewed energy shock has rippled through bond markets in re
Why Trump’s new trade barriers are more bark than bite (opens the original)
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On the surface, U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest counterpunch against Canada looks painful. Digging deeper, the economic consequences appear relatively minor and there are signs that this bout in the trade war is more about recalibrating existing tariff policy than outright escalation. The Trump administration announced a ban on the import of a range of Canadian alcoholic beverages, whey protein, molasses and motorcycles on Tuesday evening, in response to Ottawa’s own retaliatory tariffs tha
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