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Canada: Food prices and tariffs shape outlook – RBC Economics

Canada: Food prices and tariffs shape outlook – RBC Economics

RBC Economics analysts note that Canadian inflation drivers differ from those in the U.S., with limited tariff increases and easing business input cost pressures according to the Bank of Canada’s Business Outlook Survey. However, analysts stress that rising food prices, global agricultural costs, and potential spillovers from broader U.S. tariffs pose upside risks to Canadian inflation via integrated supply chains and restructuring costs.

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CAD: Labor softness weighs on currency – Commerzbank

CAD: Labor softness weighs on currency – Commerzbank

Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister highlights that weaker-than-expected Canadian labor data, including job losses and a participation-driven drop in unemployment, underline fragilities in Canada’s economy. Pfister links hiring caution to renewed trade tensions with the US and expects that without a deal, Canada’s real economy will recover only slowly and the Canadian Dollar will remain under pressure in coming months.

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