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Canadian economy held up better than expected under U.S. tariffs, IMF report says
- The International Monetary Fund reports that the Canadian economy has performed better than expected under U.S. tariffs, despite the trade shock affecting employment and investment.
- Lower commodity prices and tariff uncertainty have weakened employment and investment, according to the IMF.
- The report states that exemptions under the free trade agreement have mitigated the trade dispute's impact on Canada.
- The IMF advises that Canada should maintain a clear debt-to-GDP anchor in its fiscal framework.
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A new report by the International Monetary Fund indicates that the Canadian economy has been more resilient than expected to the trade shock caused by U.S. tariffs.
·Montreal, Canada
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A new report from the International Monetary Fund indicates that the Canadian economy has been more resilient than expected to the trade shock caused by U.S. tariffs
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The exemptions provided by the CEAUM have mitigated the consequences of the trade dispute. The post-Canadian economy has resisted customs duties better than expected, according to the IMF appeared first on Les Affaires.
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