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Economic conflicts between major powers are the greatest risk facing the world over the next two years, according…
Tariffs, AI top World Economic Forum 2026 risks report
A photograph shows a sign at the Congress Centre on the opening day of the World Economic Forum…
‘Structurally hurt’: why are Chinese tourists spending less overseas than before?
Chinese tourist numbers are recovering across Asia after a pandemic-era contraction, buoyed by the expansion of visa-free policies…
Japan Reuters Tankan shows manufacturers’ sentiment slips to six-month low
Summary: Reuters Tankan shows manufacturers’ mood slips to six-month low Manufacturing index falls to +7 from +10 in…
Government officials tell canola industry not to expect an end to tariffs despite Carney’s China visit
Open this photo in gallery: Canola fields flowering near Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s China visit…
Steenhuisen Briefing On Status Of Foot-and-mouth Disease (FMD) In The Country
John Steenhuisen, Minister of Agriculture, will give an update on the status of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the…
DBRS warns of “unfavourable environment” for Canada’s mid-size banks in 2026
Canada’s mid-size banks are heading into 2026 with more credit strain and a tougher economic backdrop, according to…
China posts record trade in 2025 as private firms lead growth – news.cgtn.com
China posts record trade in 2025 as private firms lead growth news.cgtn.comChina’s annual trade surplus hits a record $1.2…
U.S. stocks dip and oil jumps as Iran, Fed independence concerns rise
US President Donald Trump speaks to the press upon returning to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on January…
Pace of Inflation Held Steady in December; Consumer Prices Up 2.7% on Year
Inflation remained relatively contained at the close of 2025 despite turbulence from tariffs, giving the Federal Reserve some…
McDonald’s price cuts reflect tighter consumer budgets
Matt Triemstra, VP federal affairs at Restaurants Canada, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss McDonald’s and the ‘K-shaped’ economy.…
The AI boom needs electricity, but Western grids are strained. Is power China’s power?
Near the end of last year, thousands of European travellers saw their holiday plans unravel after a prolonged…