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Good morning. While Donald Trump strikes his 100th day in his post today, here is a single achievement that can clearly claim: Impact on the results of the national elections in Canada. “Trump was looming on the horizon of mobilizing Canadians about liberals,” Nick Nanos, an Opinion Summary and Data’an Expert in Nanos Research Nanos and Utawa, said. “The liberals were on the political deathbed at the opening of the 2024. During the Mark Carney era, they formed another government.”
Here is what business leaders should know about the new Prime Minister in Canada, where he crosses $ 2.5 billion in trade in borders every day.
Carney defeated Trump’s anti -Trump platform. The former central banking entered the race to defend Canada against the Trump tariff and other threats, describing himself as “useful in a crisis.” Although it is new to politics, it is familiar to the power paths, after he worked as a ruler of Canada Bank and England Bank. In the face of threats from the proud US President, the Canadians rejected a Trump -like candidate in favor of a more measured approach and a clear message that they will not back down.
He understands the power of money. He talked about the structural risks of the US dollar domination in Jackson Hall and understands the power to buy and sell American treasury bonds, especially as a foreign holder of this debt.
He wants to diversify commercial relations in Canada. When your closest ally makes enemies, there is no better time to make friends. Along with a close relationship with Britain, he made movements to depict stronger relations with Europe and other regions.
He is committed to climate work And other reasons that are not discussed in Washington. A former United Nations envoy for work and finance and former head of investment in influence in Brookfield Asset Management, Carne believes that climate change is real and wants Canada to take the initiative to develop green technologies.
He was repenting in victory last night, but he is known for his magic. “President Trump is trying to break us so that America can take us, and this will never happen,” He said in the victory speech. “We are shocking American betrayal, we have to take care of each other.” But during his time as a central spending, he was known as a smooth diplomatic operator who could formulate relationships with anyone he needed. In the long run, this is the release of Carney – not the fighter – is likely to describe the Premier League.
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