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4 Sep 2018

Canadian PM Trudeau: No NAFTA is better than a bad NAFTA for Canada

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau crossed the wires in the last hour with key quotes, via Reuters, found below.

  • Canada will hold firm on NAFTA dispute resolution.
  • NAFTA without chapter 19 would be bad for Canada.
  • Canada needs to diversify its oil export markets.
  • Pleased with NAFTA progress on autos.
  • No NAFTA is better than a bad NAFTA for Canada.
Sep 4, 2018

Global market wrap: equities on back-foot, US yields and dollar up - ANZ

Analysts at ANZ explained that Global equities started September on the back foot while the USD strengthened and Treasury yields lifted.  Key Quotes:
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Sep 4, 2018

ISM manufacturing index big beat and GDP tracking update - Nomura

Analysts at Nomura explained that the ISM manufacturing index rose to 61.3 in August, above expectations (Nomura: 57.5, Consensus: 57.6), from 58.1 in
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