In our April update, we examine Canada’s early-year growth surge driven by pre-tariff exports and the looming Q3 slowdown, the U.S. manufacturing rebound marked by rising output and business investment, and a mixed global commodities picture as copper and lumber prices climb while oil production is set to increase. TEC Canada members can access the full report through the TEC Canada App for deeper insights.

In our March update, we explore Canada’s economic outlook as strong 2024 growth gives way to tariff-driven uncertainty, the U.S. economy’s resilience fueled by consumer spending and a robust job market despite escalating trade tensions, and the global market impact of heightened geopolitical risks, potential U.S.-EU tariffs, and shifting commodity prices. TEC Canada members can access the full report through the TEC Canada App for deeper insights.

In our February preview, we examine Canada’s economic outlook as rate cuts loom amid tariff pressures and housing market shifts, the U.S. economy’s continued strength driven by job growth and corporate investment despite trade uncertainties, and the commodities sector navigating volatility from fluctuating energy prices, tariffs, and rising material costs. TEC Canada members can access the full report through the TEC Canada App for deeper insights.

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In our January preview, we examine Canada’s economic outlook amid tariff challenges, resilient job growth, and potential rate cuts, the U.S. navigating tariff impacts and wealth gains driving growth, and the commodities sector grappling with rising material costs, a strong USD, and weak Chinese demand. TEC Canada members can access the full report through the TEC Canada App for deeper insights.

By measuring the real-time pulse and sentiments of these Canadian business leaders, TEC Canada's CEO Confidence Index provides a data-driven overview of the existing economic, market and sector developments and serves as an early indicator of trends in employment, capital spending, sales, earnings, and profit expectations across the country.

In our December preview, we explore Canada’s economic struggles with weak GDP growth and expected rate cuts, the U.S. navigating post-election tariff talks and inflation stabilization, and the commodities sector facing pressures from a strong USD and weak Chinese demand, while LNG expansion offers long-term promise. TEC Canada members can access the full report through the TEC Canada App for deeper insights.

In our November preview, we examine Canada’s manufacturing slump and anticipated rate cuts aimed at boosting competitiveness, the U.S. at a pivotal moment post-election with mounting debt and inflation concerns, and the commodities sector reflecting global unease with rising gold prices and optimism in housing demand supported by low energy costs. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.

In our October preview, we explore Canada's economic struggles with high interest rates and a weak housing market, the steady growth of the U.S. economy driven by confident consumers and low layoffs, and the shift toward domestic products and supply chain adjustments in the commodities sector. TEC Canada members can access detailed insights in the full report via the TEC Canada App.