Canadian markets are digesting a flat July GDP print, with modest growth expected for August, as the US ban on roughly a billion dollars' worth of Canadian imports, including alcoh
Canadian markets are digesting a flat July GDP print, with modest growth expected for August, as the US ban on roughly a billion dollars' worth of Canadian imports, including alcohol and dairy, takes effect and deepens trade friction. Energy headlines offer a counterweight, with LNG developments supporting pipeline expansion plans and oil gains helping offset GDP caution in early trading. The loonie's persistent weakness against bank fair value estimates keeps currency strain in focus while domestic politics and trade disputes dominate the narrative.
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