Powell: Trump tariffs will ‘delay’ progress against inflation

U.S. ‘may’ exempt some sectors from Trump’s next tariff round, White House says

With a new round of tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump expected to hit Canada next week, the White House says some sectors could be spared again – at least for now.

It would be foolish to give up our successful supply management system

Because we have a supply management system in place, Trump’s threatened tariffs will have minimal impact on our continued supply of safe, hormone free, milk.

QT-Taper, Now? What Does Powell Know...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Under President Trump the national inflation rate is down while unemployment is slightly higher

At Feast in Midtown, owner Doug Levy said hes expecting to turn a profit for the first year since the pandemic. His business has been having a tough time in recent years and has been impacted by employments issues and inflation.Lately he said inflation has not impacted his business as much as in the past.Its still slowing but its definitely still there, Levy said.However, two years ago he said it was having a bigger effect on him. It especially …

Posthaste: Hope dims that Canada can escape the next round of Trump tariffs unscathed

As the tariff deadline on April 2 nears, hope is dimming that Canada can escape unscathed. Read what the economists say

Will Trump's tariffs create America's next 'Golden Age'? Unlikely

'Tariffs can bring some capital there in America, but then, how about the labour?' says Algoma University professor