Bank of Canada News and Monetary Policy Updates
JPMorgan expands $1.5 trillion security financing push as strategic deals grow in North America and Europe
Eight months after launching its Security and Resiliency Initiative, JPMorgan is widening a long-term effort to channel $1.5 trillion into sectors it sees as critical to U.S. economic and national ...
U.S. markets brace for Fed, Intel and JetBlue updates before open
Investors head into Thursday with stock futures rising after a sharp selloff tied to the Federal Reserve's latest policy decision. The trading setup also reflects fresh developments spanning ...
Fed launches review task forces under new chair Kevin Warsh
Leadership has changed at the Federal Reserve after Kevin Warsh succeeded Jerome Powell, and his first major step is to open a broad review of how the institution operates and communicates. The ...
European Parliament backs EU-U.S. trade deal to avert auto tariff threat
European Union lawmakers approve a delayed trade agreement with the U.S. after months of political and legal uncertainty around the pact. The vote helps head off a threatened increase in U.S. car ...
Canada seeks to deepen EU ties as Carney balances U.S. trade dependence
Canada is trying to widen its geopolitical and economic options as pressure grows on middle powers to avoid overreliance on any single bloc. Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing closer links ...
SpaceX IPO pressures Wall Street to rethink Magnificent Seven tech-stock label
Wall Street's shorthand for its dominant technology stocks is facing fresh scrutiny after SpaceX enters public markets at a valuation of more than $2 trillion. The listing places the company above ...
New York regulator proposes stablecoin rule aligned with GENIUS Act
New York is moving to update its stablecoin oversight framework as federal implementation of the GENIUS Act advances. The proposal keeps the state's 2022 core safeguards while adding reserve ...
Europe joint debt case gains support as ECB's Patsalides urges policy shift
Europe's debate over joint debt issuance is intensifying as policymakers weigh how to strengthen the bloc's financial architecture and strategic autonomy. Christodoulos Patsalides says a common ...
Wall Street volatility jumps as chip-stock rally reverses
A sharp sell-off in semiconductor shares is bringing Wall Street's volatility signals back into alignment after weeks of unusually calm readings in the broader market. The move comes as higher ...
Canadian provinces face wider deficits as infrastructure spending rises
Canadian provincial budgets in 2026-27 are coming under pressure as governments raise infrastructure and program spending to meet population growth and respond to external trade risks. Morningstar ...
U.S. plans Nato rapid-response force cuts as Europe weighs defence burden
European allies are seeking answers from Washington over proposed cuts to U.S. military assets assigned to Nato’s rapid-response pool, a move that is sharpening concern over the alliance’s ...
