Canada has quietly slipped into a modest recession—a technical downturn, not a collapse—triggered largely by escalating U.S. tariffs, global supply chain fragility, and years of economic overdependence on a single trading partner. GDP contracted by 0.1% in April and likely dipped again in...

Copper mining is shifting from surface oxide deposits to deeper sulfide ores, increasing refining complexity and costs.

For decades, the U.S. was the natural first stop for Canadian exporters. But today, that convenience has morphed into constraint. With only 20 trade agreements—and friction in all of them—the U.S. market is increasingly hard to navigate.

ARBURG adapts to global trade shifts with local production, sustainable tech, and U.S. expansion to boost resilience and customer proximity.

South Korea uncovers export fraud as Chinese goods falsely labeled “Made in Korea” to dodge U.S. tariffs, sparking global trade concerns.

DHL halts $800M in U.S. consumer shipments due to customs rule changes, disrupting global e-commerce and triggering delays in B2C delivery.

Nations are racing to buy American goods as Trump reinstates tough trade tariffs—Vietnam, Japan, and Europe move fast to avoid fallout.

As the U.S. intensifies its trade war with new import investigations, the UK cuts tariffs and Asia adapts with resilience—shaking up the global economic landscape.