What are Tariffs?
Tariffs are a tax on goods coming into one country from another, and can be used as both an economic and political tool – but in most cases, consumers end up paying.
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Financial infidelity: Red and green flags to look out for
Financial infidelity can be just as damaging as other forms of betrayal in a relationship. Here are some key green flags – signs of healthy financial transparency – and red…
FP Expert: BMO’s Douglas Porter on tariffs and what they mean for Canada
The ongoing threat of tariffs from the U.S. and a possible trade war with Canada’s biggest trading partner could spell trouble for an already fragile economy. The Financial Pipeline spoke with BMO’s chief economist Douglas Porter, to break down what it all means.
Financial infidelity – what’s a red flag?
Most couples hide a little splurge here and there – but at what point does a financial “oopsie” turn into financial infidelity? The Financial Pipeline breaks down the red flags to look out for – and some green ones that you may be able to overlook.
From NAFTA to CUSMA: A brief history of trade and tariffs
From NAFTA to CUSMA, tariffs and trade spats are not new to Canada and the U.S. But what exactly is the current trade treaty between the two countries - and what may be next?
Tariffs, trade and policy shifts: What affects currency exchange rates
While it’s still unclear how a possible trade war between the U.S. and Canada will play out, any tariff imposed by Canada’s biggest trading partner will impact the loonie. But that’s not the only factor that affects currency exchange rates.
