From Yahoo Fnance
Canadian investment strategists expect the country’s main stock index to keep up its momentum next year, even with possible tariffs from Donald Trump’s incoming administration hanging over the economy.
Trump’s threats have disrupted Canadian politics and led economists to worry about a recession. Yet the S&P/TSX Composite Index is higher today than it was on US election day, and the benchmark has jumped about 18% this year, its best showing since 2021.
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