Canadian, Economy

To recap week of Jan 6 – Jan 12, 2025

A political shake-up sparks both optimism and caution in Canada's economic landscape.

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This week, Trudeau’s resignation stirred market waves as the Canadian dollar hit a near three-week high amid easing tariffs. Meanwhile, sustainability initiatives and evolving trade flows underscored a mixed outlook, balancing recovery momentum with investor caution over future rate moves.

Monday

Political shake-up stokes market waves.

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Reports of Trudeau’s resignation and possible tariff relief pushed the Canadian dollar to a near three-week high, while investors face growing uncertainty over the country’s economic outlook.

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Tuesday

Canada’s economic gears are turning for a robust 2025.

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Canada's economy is showing upward momentum in 2025, with the Canadian dollar buffering global shocks. Experts see a gradual recovery as the nation adapts to evolving trade and investment flows.

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Thursday

Sustainability strides meet tariff headwinds.

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Canadian business leaders push forward with climate initiatives while the Canadian dollar contends with US tariff pressures, highlighting steady sustainability efforts amidst trade uncertainties.

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Friday

Canada's economy stringing together caution and resilience.

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Canada’s economy faces headwinds as a weakening currency and tariff worries fuel expectations of rate cuts, while a strong jobs report signals resilience amid uncertainty.

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