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Posthaste: Never mind the greenback, now the Canadian dollar is losing ground to the Aussie buck (opens the original)
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The Canadian dollar has been under pressure this month, losing more than two per cent to fall below 71 U.S. cents as the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates and the greenback gained. But it’s not just a strong U.S. dollar story this time, said Douglas Porter, chief economist of BMO Capital Markets. The loonie has also been losing ground against other currencies. For the first time since 2018, the Canadian dollar is at parity with the Australian dollar on a sustained basis, he said. Just l
Posthaste: How Trump's threatened diesel ban could fan the flames of the world's fuel shock (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that he is still looking “very seriously” at implementing a U.S. ban on diesel exports to combat high prices, a move analysts have warned would just fan the flames of the global energy shortage. Republicans are under pressure to ease high diesel prices for farmers ahead of the midterm elections after a run-up that has pushed the fuel to historic highs. Most analysts agree a ban on exports would be at best self-defeating. Breaking business ne
Posthaste: This province is expected to lead the pack by a mile this year — and no, it's not Alberta (opens the original)
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The winds of fortune are blowing in Newfoundland and Labrador‘s favour these days, according to provincial forecasts. Economists expect gaps to widen even further between the performance of provinces as tariffs, export bans and higher energy prices create a divide between those that produce commodities and those that manufacture goods. Newfoundland and Labrador tops the chart of TD Economics provincial forecasts. Its estimated 4.5 per cent growth in real gross domestic product far exceeds the ne
Posthaste: Move over Toronto and Vancouver, this Canadian city was just flagged the one to watch in the next decade (opens the original)
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Only one Canadian centre made the list of key cities to watch on a global ranking out today — and it wasn’t Toronto, Vancouver or Calgary. Edmonton, Alberta’s capital and the fifth largest city in Canada, was named by Oxford Economics’ Global Cities Index as an “emerging star” in North America, along with Boise, Idaho, Durham, North Carolina, Jacksonville, Florida, and San Antonio, Texas. “These cities each have distinct strengths but are united by their productivity-led growth, an ability to mo
Posthaste: The global bond blowup is starting to hit home — literally (opens the original)
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The global bond meltdown that has dominated the headlines in recent weeks is finally hitting home in Canada, literally. This past week, the selloff pushed a key U.S. Treasury yield to the cusp of 5 per cent, which analysts say is an important psychological level for markets. This recent surge in bond yields has been driven by the rise of oil prices in the Iran war, leading investors to anticipate higher monetary policy than expected. Concerns about the United States’ fiscal health are also contr
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