Global shares rise amid subdued May Day holiday trading, as US futures gain
Global shares rose Thursday in limited trading, with many markets closed for May Day, or international Labour Day holidays.
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Canada in a period of economic uncertainty
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Energy & Commodities
Trump’s push for deep-sea metals clashes with UN ocean treaty
U.S. President Donald Trump first set his sights on Canada and Greenland’s mineral resources. Now he’s eyeing the global seabed that holds vast troves of critical metals for green technologies but is controlled by a United Nations-affiliated organization.
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Trade War
Trump says tariffs politically risky, but he’s not rushing deals
U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that his sweeping tariff program had risked imperiling him politically, but said he would not rush deals to appease nervous investors during a town hall on Wednesday.
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