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Bank of Canada Keeps Rates At 2.75% As Expected, Sees "Significant Recession" In All-Out Trade War

The Bank of Canada kept rates steady at 2.75% as expected, with the central bank saying it would support economic growth while ensuring that inflation remains well anchored.

Here are some more highlights from the decision:

The major shift in direction of US trade policy and the unpredictability of tariffs have increased uncertainty, diminished prospects for economic growth, and raised inflation expectations. Pervasive uncertainty makes it unusually challenging to project GDP growth and inflation in Canada and globally.

Major shifts in US trade policy have increased uncertainty and cut prospects for growth and raised inflation expectations.

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"Our focus will be on assessing the downward pressure on inflation from a weaker economy and the upward pressure from higher costs We will support economic growth while ensuring inflation remains we 

 Source: zerohedge.com

Trump orders critical minerals probe that may bring new tariffs

China dominates global supply chains for rare metals.

US President Donald Trump ordered a probe that may result in tariffs on critical minerals, rare-earth metals and associated products such as smartphones, in an escalation of his dispute with global trade partners.

Without naming any other countries, the order says that the United States is dependent on foreign sources that “are at risk of serious, sustained, and long-term supply chain shocks.”

It states that this dependence “raises the potential for risks to national security, defense readiness, price stability, and economic prosperity and resilience.”

The imports targeted include so-called critical minerals like cobalt, lithium and nickel, rare-earth elements, as well as products that partly require these resources, such as electric vehicles and batteries.

The order states that critical minerals and their derivatives are essential for US military and energy infrastructure, noting their use in jet engines, missile guidance systems and advanced computing, among others.

The Department of Commerce will have up to 180 days to deliver its report to Trump, the order says, adding that any recommendations for action should consider the imposition of tariffs.

Source: breitbart.com  

The White House has stated that China faces tariffs of up to 245% on certain imports to the United States as a result of China's retaliatory trade actions. This figure is a maximum potential rate that combines multiple tariffs, including:

A 125% reciprocal tariff

A 20% tariff to address the fentanyl crisis

Section 301 tariffs on specific goods, ranging from 7.5% to 100% (e.g.,