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Stagflation—rising inflation, high unemployment, and stagnant growth—may be returning. Learn how it affects consumers, why it's hard to fix, and why Canada and the U.S. could face it again soon.
Donald Trump’s proposed 25 % “reciprocal” tariffs would ripple into Canada through financial markets long before any goods clear customs, creating a two‑phase mortgage‑rate story for 2025‑26. Here’s what could unfold beginning in Q2 2025 and how you might benefit.
Inflation acts like a hidden tax, reducing what your money can buy—even if your paycheck stays the same. Learn how inflation works, who benefits, and why understanding it protects your future.
by Miika Makela & WBN News Abbotsford & WBN News Langley & WBN News Global & WBN FinanceInflation acts like a hidden tax, reducing what your money can buy—even if your paycheck stays the same. Learn how inflation works, who benefits, and why understanding it protects your future.
by Miika Makela & WBN News Abbotsford & WBN News Langley & WBN News Global & WBN FinanceStagflation—rising inflation, high unemployment, and stagnant growth—may be returning. Learn how it affects consumers, why it's hard to fix, and why Canada and the U.S. could face it again soon.
by Miika Makela & WBN News Abbotsford & WBN News Langley & WBN News Global & WBN FinanceDonald Trump’s proposed 25 % “reciprocal” tariffs would ripple into Canada through financial markets long before any goods clear customs, creating a two‑phase mortgage‑rate story for 2025‑26. Here’s what could unfold beginning in Q2 2025 and how you might benefit.
by Camilo Rodriguez & WBN News LangleyCanadian consumers are cutting back on spending as inflation, rising interest rates, and economic uncertainty squeeze wallets. Learn the key factors behind this pullback and its broader economic impact.
by George Moen & WBN News Global