Canada unemployment ticks down but Trump tariff threats cloud outlook
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Canada unemployment ticks down but Trump tariff threats cloud outlook

New Indian Express  

Montreal: Canada's unemployment rate ticked down in December, the national statistics agency said Friday, ending 2024 with signs of strength as the country readies for potential economic upheaval triggered by incoming US president Donald Trump. Statistics Canada said the December unemployment rate was 6.7 percent, down from 6.8 percent in November. "Canada's job market ended 2024 on a high note," a note from TD Economics said, with the economy adding "the most jobs in almost two years." TD Economics said it still expected a 25-basis-point cut this month, which would bring the key lending rate down to three percent, but that outlook could change based on political and economic developments.

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