Canada's market mood stays anchored to the trade standoff with Washington, with new import restrictions kicking in next week and threatened tariffs still weighing on January sentim
Canada's market mood stays anchored to the trade standoff with Washington, with new import restrictions kicking in next week and threatened tariffs still weighing on January sentiment. The loonie keeps sliding toward a third straight weekly loss as yield spreads widen against the US dollar, and headlines about a rupturing global order and federal fiscal criticism add to the caution. Energy shares remain soft on weaker oil while precious metals lend modest support, and signals that borrowing costs could head higher give the Bank of Canada watch extra weight.
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