The U.S. President’s ‘America First’ economic vision is pushing Ottawa to reach for a Canada First toolkit – one that would have been inconceivable a year ago

After an onslaught of tariffs levied by the Trump administration, Canada is gearing up for renegotiations

Why we all need to get used to a baseline 10-per-cent tariff from the U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed, paused and threatened more tariffs to come. Here’s what you need to know

New reciprocal tariffs threatens global systems of trade

Pocketbook issues were set to dominate the conversation in this election cycle. Then along came a trade war

Analysts think the price tag on a new vehicle could jump by several thousand dollars depending on the model

The central bank will focus on minimizing risks when setting interest rates, said Governor Tiff Macklem

If the U.S. backs down on tariffs, the Canadian economy is primed for a solid expansion in 2025, but if Donald Trump sticks to his protectionist guns, a recession in the coming quarters seems likely

If the U.S. backs down on tariffs, the Canadian economy is primed for a solid expansion in 2025, but if Donald Trump sticks to his protectionist guns, a recession in the coming quarters seems likely

Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, gave an interview to Mark Rendell of the Globe and Mail, which will be published online and in the newspaper.

The U.S. president cast his 2018 levies on steel and aluminum as an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., but studies show this did not happen

Traders and analysts expect the BoC to focus more on recession risk than rising imported goods prices as Ottawa retaliates with tariffs and the Canadian dollar depreciates

Donald Trump has put a month-long pause on imports that are compliant with free-trade agreement. But many Canadian goods will still be subject to tariffs

When President Trump slaps tariffs on Canadian goods, the loonie could tumble further, perhaps to the low-to-mid-60s last seen in the early 2000s

The U.S. president sees international trade as a zero-sum game. The truth is more complicated, according to economists

Podcast Episode · The Decibel · 2025-02-14 · 25m

The U.S. president cast his 2018 levies on steel and aluminum as an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., but studies show this did not happen

Canada is the top supplier of both steel and aluminum to the United States

The most striking development compared with Donald Trump’s first presidency is the readiness to use tariffs as an extension of – or substitute for – diplomacy

Aid agencies around the world depend on more than US$40-billion of annual USAID funding

Sources say the bulk of potential spending on new programs will require legislative approval, which could not take place until Parliament resumes in March

Canada is getting ready to be hit with new tariffs by the US following the start of President Donald Trump’s administration this week. It comes as Trump has repeatedly made calls for Canada to join th...

In a speech, the U.S. President said Canada could become a U.S. state to avoid tariffs, and suggested that the U.S. doesn’t need Canadian oil and gas, cars or lumber

Economists think this is the result of large federal government deficits, a productive and rapidly growing economy and the U.S. dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency

Only a small circle close to Trump knows his tariff plans, minister says after trip to Washington

Deputy governor Toni Gravelle gave a speech Thursday detailing the cental bank’s plan to wrap up its intervention in bond markets that began early in the COVID-19 pandemic

Deputy governor Toni Gravelle gave a speech Thursday detailing the cental bank’s plan to wrap up its intervention in bond markets that began early in the COVID-19 pandemic

The possibility of restricting energy exports was quickly opposed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith

This is only the third time in the past two decades the loonie has traded below the 70-cent mark with the U.S. dollar

Chrystia Freeland’s professed adherence to fiscal discipline clashes starkly with her record of high levels of spending as federal deficit hits $61.9-billion

The Globe sat down with Mr. Macklem to talk about the next phase of monetary policy, Donald Trump’s tariff threats and how the central bank is navigating an increasingly uncertain world

As widely expected, the central bank lowered its key rate to 3.25% in fifth consecutive cut since June

The Prime Minister said Monday that retaliatory measures were crucial to getting the Americans to back down during earlier trade spats

Financial markets are largely discounting the possibility that U.S. president-elect Donald Trump will follow through on his threat, but exporters don’t have the luxury of waiting around to find out

Canadian attempts to cozy up to Donald Trump using the China-Mexico relationship have highlighted issues that will dominate the economic policy agenda of the U.S., Canada and Mexico

Canadian attempts to cozy up to Donald Trump using the China-Mexico relationship have highlighted issues that will dominate the economic policy agenda of the U.S., Canada and Mexico

Mr. Trump’s proposed 25-per-cent tariff on Canadian imports is larger than analysts expected, but experts are split on whether he will follow through on the threat