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The Donald Trump War escalated this week, and the markets were sent to Tailspin. FP Video spoke to an economic expert, commercial lawyer and chief investment officials about the potential impact of the trade turmoil on the economy and stock markets, how Canada should deal with Trump, and what Canada Bank might do after that.
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Gay Corriem, CEO of Digardins Group, talks with Larysa Harapyn in Financial Post about what Canada faces in Trump's trade war.
Combat is not the best way to deal with Trump
Mark Warner, the main council, Mao Law, about how it will be a “long purpose” for trade over the next four years and what Canada should do to maintain relations with the United States.
Canada Bank may reduce a rate of less than 2 % if this “crazy” continues
Benjamin Tal, the CIBC World MARKETS deputy, talks about the role the central bank plays in supporting the economy through customs tariff disorders.
The number of bulls exceeds the number while Trump shakes the markets
Greg Taylor says that Donald Trump is interested in the stock market, he comes out of bad news first.
Who is lost most of the water? The United States for the rest of the world
Americans use about 1.34 million liters of water per person per year. Only a few countries, any of them Canada, have an annual rate of higher consumption. FP Video takes a look at some of the largest and smallest water users in the world.
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