Canada’s economy got hot in January, but StatCan points to February chill
Statistics Canada says the Canadian economy was off to a solid start in January but early signs suggest growth hit a wall in February.
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Copper extends retreat as U.S. supply dislocations could end soon
Copper extended a retreat from a nine-month high on speculation that supply dislocations — fueled by the possibility of upcoming US tariffs — may end sooner than had been expected.
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Copper extends retreat as U.S. supply dislocations could end soon
Copper extended a retreat from a nine-month high on speculation that supply dislocations — fueled by the possibility of upcoming US tariffs — may end sooner than had been expected.
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