This week: The U.S. credit rating gets downgraded once again, fears of a trade war resurface and the fiscal backdrop is on an unsustainable path.

This week, a surprise agreement between the two economic giants fuels market sentiment.

This week: With the Federal Reserve forced to stay on the sidelines, markets are anticipating cuts in H2.

This week, optimism is taking over the stock market.

This week, China demonstrates once again that it will not bow to the Trump administration.

This week: Just like the markets, the Bank of Canada is forced to fly by sight.

With the volatility caused by recent American policies and the ongoing tariff war, spring promises to be full of twists and turns all over the world. Based on the Bank of Canada's established model, we consider the possible effects on the Canadian economy in the short and medium term.

This week, volatility reaches new highs on Wall Street under the influence of Donald Trump’s statements.

This week, the U.S. president builds a tariff wall.

Today’s is not the world’s first trade war, and history is an excellent teacher. With that in mind, we’re taking a historical approach and analyzing past trade wars, looking at the effects they may have had on the economy.

This week: Donald Trump stays on the offensive, as the world gets ready for the announcement of further tariff measures on April 2.

This week, we wonder if the Bank of Canada already regrets cutting its leading rate on March 12.

The relentless stream of statements from Donald Trump is generating a lot of uncertainty for the global economy. In our second episode on the beginning of the Trump 2.0 era, our specialists discuss the consequences such comments could have on the stock and bond markets, in particular.

This week: In the United States, stock markets officially enter correction territory.