Carney Seeks China Tariff Relief as Canada-U.S. Risks Rise
Carney’s Beijing trip targets easing China’s counter-tariffs while EV tariffs and USMCA review constrain concessions.
Carney’s Beijing trip targets easing China’s counter-tariffs while EV tariffs and USMCA review constrain concessions.
ABS data showed demand resilience and Black Friday pull-forward, reviving February hike talk and pushing out cuts.
With unemployment at 4.4% and manufacturing down 70,000 jobs since April, a Supreme Court ruling may reset sentiment.
Output has collapsed below 1 million bpd, and rebuilding may require $80B–$100B amid legal uncertainty.
Brian Moynihan says trade policy is growing clearer, easing planning but leaving China and USMCA as key exceptions.
USTR sets Chinese chip import tariffs at 0% for 18 months, buying supply-chain runway and delaying cost shocks.
Late GDP and factory data force markets to weigh cooling hiring against steady growth and easing inflation.
December’s flash survey shows fading new orders and slowing services, even as cost pressures reheat.
Reuters expects a 0.75% move driven by wage inflation, with yen and carry trades in focus.
Beijing plans to expand exports and imports while considering liquidity easing, risking renewed U.S.-EU trade frictions.
The league warns CFTC-regulated event contracts are nationwide, outpacing state betting guardrails and raising manipulation risks.
Testimony urges clearer CFTC guardrails as nationwide futures-style contracts expand beyond state gambling controls.