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Q1 GDP growth was flattered by pre-tariff inventory building amid trade tensions, while labour markets showed worrying signs of softening in April.

Here are the other ways the U.S. administration could apply tariffs on imports, which means this period of uncertainty could extend beyond the summer.

Less Canadian travel abroad could mean more spending closer to home, potentially boosting local tourism demand and other discretionary purchases.

The Bottom Line: April’s headline inflation rate came in close to expectations at 1.7% (down from 2.3% in March) but with the drop entirely from…

There are early signs that the intensification of uncertainty from U.S. tariff threats, had an impact on hiring on the more trade-sensitive goods producing side…

The Fed’s statement emphasized the growing uncertainty surrounding both of their mandates – inflation risks are intensifying and the risks to unemployment are climbing.

The unemployment rate held steady in April at 4.2%.