
Why the US exceptionalism trade is faltering
Going into the year investors were betting that President Donald Trump’s policies would spur U.S. stocks and the dollar to outperform their global peers. That assumption is increasingly getting tested.
Going into the year investors were betting that President Donald Trump’s policies would spur U.S. stocks and the dollar to outperform their global peers. That assumption is increasingly getting tested.
By Becca Coggins, Christina Adams, and Kari Alldredge In the first quarter of 2025, US consumers reported feeling nearly as optimistic as they did at the end of the previous year. This optimism was buoyed by a robust economy with low unemployment, steady job growth, and stable inflation. However, for US consumers across income groups and generations,…
Could recent developments including tariffs and the rise of DeepSeek undermine the outperformance of the U.S. economy and markets?
With Donald Trump’s calls for Canada to be the 51st state, looming tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, and an emerging movement among Canadians to “Buy Canadian,” YouGov has conducted a new binational survey to understand how Americans and Canadians are reacting to potential tariffs. If the U.S. were to implement additional tariffs on Canadian…
Trump is pursuing Ukraine’s rare earth and critical minerals to strengthen its leverage in curbing China’s exports. However, it could be a long-term process for the US to end its reliance on China. ADVERTISEMENT US President Donald Trump is seeking $500 billion (€477 billion) worth of Ukraine’s rare earth and critical minerals in negotiating a…
March 4, 2025 Today’s reckless decision by the U.S. administration is forcing Canada and the U.S. toward recessions, job losses and economic disaster. The U.S. government’s self-defeating tariff policy disregards decades of success and trillions in trade to try and revive a failed economic model from the 1800s. Tariffs are a tax on the American…
All three major U.S. markets sank before regaining lost ground on fears a trade war will hobble the world’s largest economy and boost inflation.
The key, according to economists and policy experts, is realizing where B.C.’s competitive advantages lie — in the natural resource sectors that have long been the bedrock of the provincial economy, as well as in Metro Vancouver’s future-focused, knowledge-based sectors such as technology, life sciences and green energy — and reducing barriers to growth.
Donald Trump is back in the White(Fight) House, and so is his most reliable economic weapon: tariffs, particularly focused on China. The latest round, a 20% levy on Chinese imports, has sent Beijing scrambling for a response.Driving the newsDonald Trump has reignited the US-China trade war with a fresh round of tariffs, raising duties on…
United States President Donald Trump has implemented sweeping 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada. The tariffs on the US’s biggest trading partners took effect at 00:00 Eastern Time (05:00 GMT), causing markets across the globe to tumble. Washington has also imposed an additional 10 percent levy on Chinese imports, adding to the 10 percent…