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The United States early on Friday increased its tariffs on US$200-billion in Chinese goods to 25 per cent from 10 per cent, rattling financial markets already worried that the 10-month trade war between the world’s two largest economies could escalate. China is expected to retaliate with additional sanctions of its own.Canada’s labour market addedin April, the biggest one-month gain since the government started collecting comparable data in 1976.
The rush of new jobs far surpassed market forecasts and helped push down the unemployment rate to 5.7 per cent, from 5.8 per cent in March.against its U.S. counterpart and investors slashed bets for an interest rate cut this year from the Bank of Canada following the release of the record numbers.
I am looking for a new country hoping to help the Canadian people and read a lot about this people and dream of living there.
Saw that coming!! There’s a whole big corruption scam going on out there that most of us Canadians are unaware and naive about, cause we are Canada “the good” and trusting of government decisions (and mostly, WE are STUPID)!
Headline: “people who chose to invest in a company that admitted it might never make a profit, don’t profit”.