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17-05-2025
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At home and abroad: FP Video on continuing tariff turbulence
As United States President Donald Trump's tariffs cement themselves as his administration's defining trade and foreign policies, FP Video takes a look at the unexpected possibility that many Canadians down south, including celebrities and business leaders, could soon return home, the state of the nation's recreational real estate market in an unplanned staycation season, the continuing impact of the trade war on electric vehicle manufacturing, and rounds out by raising a glass to one Canadian brewer's success. Around 800,000 Canadians live in the U.S.—including a few famous expats with major influence. In the face of rising economic tensions with Trump, could Canada lure these stars back home? Meet three power players who just might tip the scales. Don Kottick, president at ReMax Canada, talks about the state of Canada's recreational real estate market. William Pellerin, partner of international trade at McMillan LLP, talks about America's trade talks with China and the U.K. and how Canada needs more than just 'damage mitigation.' David Adams, chief executive at the Global Automakers of Canada, talks about the pause at Honda Motor Co, Ltd.'s EV plant, and the state of the EV market in Canada. Greg Taylor, chief executive and co-founder of Steam Whistle Brewing, talks about how made in Canada beer is working in the company's favour. Mr. Carney goes to Washington: FP Video unpacks the meeting and where tariffs go from here Great expectations: FP Video looks at the federal election aftermath Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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19-04-2025
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Unpacking the Bank of Canada's pause: FP Video talks to the economists
Donald Trump's trade war fits and starts continued to buffet stock markets and upend international relations this week as the United States president floated a pause on auto tariffs but then barred Nvidia Corp. from selling a specialty chip to China. Amid this turmoil the Bank of Canada held its key interest rate Wednesday and FP Video talked with economists about the reasoning behind the decision and where policymakers might go from here. FP Video's Larysa Harapyn also spoke with mortgage broker Ron Bulter about what it will take to get Canada's 'muted' housing market moving. And energy analyst Eric Nuttall filled us in on the opportunities Trump's trade war could create for the Canadian oil industry. Randall Bartlett, deputy chief economist at Desjardins Group, talks about how the Bank of Canada will want to keep its foot near the brake as it eyes further interest rate cuts. Ron Butler, a broker with Butler Mortgage, talks about what is happening in the mortgage and housing markets and the role future Bank of Canada interest rate cuts could play. Eric Nuttall, senior portfolio manager at Ninepoint Partners LP, talks about how Canadian oil producers are stronger than United States rivals as Trump's trade policies rock the world. Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, talks about the impact of uncertainty under Trump on Canada's economy, which may already be in recession. Auto tariffs could be 'quite devastating': Linda Hasenfratz 'Unprecedented' times will test investors: Kelley Keehn
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12-04-2025
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Making the most of market volatility: FP Video on the latest tariff tangents
As market volatility reigns following the continued chaos of United States President Donald Trump's ever-changing tariff strategies, FP Video talked to two investment specialists who offer their thoughts on where investors looking to capitalize on the uncertainty should put their money. FP Video also spoke with Linamar Corp. executive chair Linda Hasenfratz about the long-term effects that existing levies will have on the Canadian automotive sector. Plus, three ways Canada can cash in on the Arctic. Rebecca Teltscher, portfolio manager at Newhaven Asset Management Inc., talks about the investments she is focusing on to manage extreme market volatility. Kelley Keehn, chief executive of Money Wise Institute, talks about how you can protect yourself against market volatility. Linamar's Linda Hasenfratz talks about how the auto sector must look for opportunities during the ongoing trade war. Unlocking the economic potential of the Canadian Arctic isn't just about natural resources. New mines and pipelines hold promise, but there are other ways to tap into the region's wealth. Here are three alternative opportunities that could bring in big returns. Lessons to lessen tariff impacts: FP Video on Trump's trade war Auto tariffs and the federal election: FP video looks at the trade war's latest Sign in to access your portfolio
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29-03-2025
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Auto tariffs and the federal election: FP video looks at the trade war's latest
As the Canada's federal election heats up, FP Video sits down economists and an official from Export Development Canada to discuss the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on the country. Todd Winterhalt, senior vice president of international markets at Export Development Canada, discusses how the EDC is helping businesses deal with the blows of the trade war. Randall Bartlett, deputy chief economist at Desjardins, talks about the top economic issues for the 2025 election. Robert Embree, senior economist at Rosenberg Research, talks about the Canadian dollar, gold and what sector is most exposed to Trump's tariffs. Earl Davis, of BMO Global Asset Management, talks about how Canada stands to benefit in the long run by tearing down interprovincial trade barriers and seeking new trade partners. Interprovincial trade is silver lining in Donald Trump's trade war Tariffs put auto sector in 'dire straits' Election campaign all about rescuing the Canadian economy
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15-03-2025
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How the tariff war is playing out in Canada
Donald Trump's tariff war escalated this week, sending markets into a tailspin. FP Video talked to an economist, a trade lawyer and a chief investment officer about the potential impact of the trade disruption on the economy and stock markets, how Canada should deal with Trump, and what the Bank of Canada might do next. Guy Cormier, chief executive of Desjardins Group, talks with Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about what Canada faces in Trump's trade war. Mark Warner, principal council, MAAW Law, on how it's going to be a 'long slog' for trade over the next four years and what Canada should do to maintain relations with the United States. Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets, talks about the role the central bank plays in supporting the economy through the tariff turmoil. Chief investment officer of Purpose Investments Greg Taylor says Donald Trump does care about stock market, he's just getting the bad news out first. Americans use about 1.34 million litres of water per capita per year. Only a handful of countries, none of them Canada, have a higher annual per capita rate of consumption. FP Video takes a look at some of the world's biggest and smallest water users. Bears outnumber bulls as Trump shakes up markets Bank of Canada could slash rate if 'madness continues' Combative 'not the best way to deal with Trump' Sign in to access your portfolio
