Canadian households and firms adapting to volatility – Macklem
Country has gone through ‘several stages of grief’ over death of open trade with US, says governor
The governor of the Bank of Canada has outlined some of the ways in which businesses and households in the country are adapting to an altered trade environment, artificial intelligence and demographic change.
Speaking on September 21 at an event that brought together businesses in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Tiff Macklem said Canada had “gone through several stages of grief over the death of open trade with the United States”, and that this had compelled households and businesses to change their
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