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The United States has carried elevated fiscal deficits for years, but the post-pandemic period has introduced a more complex challenge: large deficits are persisting even in a stable labor market and moderate-growth environment. What was once cyclical stimulus is increasingly structural imbalance.
Canada’s renewed push to strengthen economic ties with China signals a pragmatic shift in trade strategy. Facing rising geopolitical uncertainty and heavy export dependence on the United States, Ottawa appears to be pursuing diversification — expanding commercial engagement with Asia while maintaining its traditional Western alliances.
NerdWallet is a personal finance platform that helps users compare, research, and select financial products. Its content-led model monetises via referral fees and lead generation from financial institutions.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States has struck down key tariffs imposed during the administration of Donald Trump.
Capital Power is a diversified energy company that produces electricity from a mix of thermal and renewable assets. It sells power through long-term contracts and merchant markets.
The global energy landscape in 2026 is undergoing a structural reset. While renewable energy remains central to long-term decarbonization goals, capital markets are increasingly recognizing that opportunity extends beyond solar and wind.
Alliance Resource Partners is a diversified energy partnership focused primarily on thermal coal mining, selling to electric generation and industrial customers, with operations concentrated in the Illinois Basin.
UP Fintech is a mobile-first online brokerage platform that enables global retail investors to trade securities across multiple markets with integrated tools and financing services.
Artificial intelligence has triggered one of the most aggressive capital expenditure cycles in modern technology history. From hyperscale cloud providers to semiconductor manufacturers, companies are deploying unprecedented capital into AI infrastructure.
After several years of elevated interest rates, tightening liquidity, and inflation-driven uncertainty, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for monetary policy. The key question is no longer whether rates are “high” — but how central banks adapt from here.