Canada's market pulse stays tied to the trade standoff with Washington, with tariff threats and new import restrictions keeping sentiment cautious and the loonie under pressure tow
Canada's market pulse stays tied to the trade standoff with Washington, with tariff threats and new import restrictions keeping sentiment cautious and the loonie under pressure toward a third straight weekly loss. The S&P/TSX composite finished in negative territory as a global bond selloff deepened, weighing on borrowing-cost expectations ahead of next week's Bank of Canada watch. Domestic politics add another layer, with the Carney government's major projects bill drawing pushback in Ottawa while energy shares stay soft on weaker oil and precious metals offer modest support.
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