EU grapples with fresh U.S. tariff threats
New trade snafu over Greenland comes as world leaders convene in Davos
- By: Jamey Keaten and Emma Burrows, The Associated Press
- January 20, 2026 January 20, 2026
- 11:49
New trade snafu over Greenland comes as world leaders convene in Davos
Uncertainty, trade tensions, downside risks to weigh on growth this year
U.S. markets were closed, but U.S. stock futures slid on latest tariff threats
Respondents see signs of recovery after a year of weak sales
Deutsche Bank forecasts growth this year at 4.5% as domestic demand remains weak
AI investment in North America, Asia helps boost outlook
A third of business leaders surveyed planning an acquisition: KPMG
Despite the lift, core inflation is moderating: TD economist
U.S. stock markets edge lower from recent highs
Crypto fraud rising, as scams scale up and adopt AI tools: report
Bank of Canada likely to keep rates unchanged when it meets this month
Nations to co-operate on energy and other areas, while sensitive sectors remain off limits
At least 430,000 units annually are needed over the next decade to restore 2019 affordability levels
Deal part of broader strategic partnership as Canada seeks to double non-U.S. exports by 2030
Gains in the industrials sector helped push Canada's main stock index higher Thursday
In Canada, demographics, limited supply to boost senior market
Fiscal complacency hampers ability to deal with further shocks: GRI event
Labour market slack suggests rate hikes can likely wait
Overall, there were 470,314 transactions in 2025, a decrease of 1.9% from the year prior
The agency motor vehicle sales fell 15.9% in the month
Canada's seeking to grow non-U.S. trade by at least 50% over the next 10 years