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Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have intensified, raising serious concerns about economic stability in North America. Analysts warn that the ongoing dispute could trigger a significant downturn for the Canadian economy. The core of the conflict involves new tariffs imposed by Washington on key Canadian exports. These measures are already disrupting supply chains and business confidence across the border
Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida now views every monetary policy meeting as a critical decision point. Speaking on August 28, 2026, he emphasized that the central bank must remain ready to raise interest rates. This stance follows recent remarks by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole symposium. The shift signals a hawkish approach to managing persistent inflation pressures across the economy