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Don’t let the scary stuff chase you out of the stock market (opens the original)
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It’s a nerve-wracking time to have money riding on the stock market. Bonds are flashing stress signals. Higher borrowing costs are bearing down on a world awash in debt. The oil shock in the Middle East is reigniting inflation. Superintelligent machines are apparently coming to obliterate the human race. And can you believe these gas prices? It’s tough to shake the feeling that something is about to break. A steady supply of bearish commentary adds to the sense that a golden age for investors is
Trump’s attacks on Canada keep colliding with U.S. interests (opens the original)
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Another week, another attempt by U.S. President Donald Trump to manufacture a shock to the Canadian economy. Another swing and a miss. This time, the President’s sights were set on Canadian potash, which has long sustained U.S. agriculture. He flaunted a “massive deal” in the works to import the fertilizer from Belarus, which could wipe out billions of dollars in Canadian export revenue. It made no sense, Belarus being a sanctioned, landlocked country 6,000 kilometres away, run by an authoritari
How Trump’s warped economic worldview made Canada the enemy (opens the original)
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Nobody practices the dismal science more dismally than Donald Trump. Listening to him ramble about economic issues and trade leaves one baffled at the cosmic timeline that has put him at the helm of the world’s most powerful economy. So we collectively tune him out. We do so for the same reason we ignore him when he claims most people don’t know the word “dumb” ends with the letter B. Or when he praises the “late, great Hannibal Lecter.” Or when he says he knows more than anyone about “the horro
Business Brief: Cross-border fallout (opens the original)
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To paraphrase Ferris Bueller, trade wars come at you pretty fast. This is Globe investment reporter Tim Shufelt and today we’ll look at the quickly shifting battle lines in the war of words and tariffs pitting Canada against its erstwhile ally to the south. But first: Investment: A prospectus for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Canada Investment Summit lists more than 160 projects seeking capital, including a $10.9-billion Edmonton-Calgary high-speed rail link and a $57-billion Port of Churchill ex
Trump’s push to isolate Canada falters as foreign investors start to buy in (opens the original)
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For decades, seamless trade with the United States was one of Canada’s biggest selling points on the global stage. Not only was it responsible for around one-fifth of Canadian GDP, it also served as a lure for foreign money. What happens when you take away preferential access to the world’s biggest economy? Would global investors walk away from Canada altogether? This is the pressure point U.S. President Donald Trump is jabbing his finger into when he says things like: “Without us, Canada can’t
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