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Canada has entered its first technical recession since 2020: the economy contracted by 1% in Q4 and another 0.1% in Q1. This signal is particularly alarming because economists expected growth of 1.5% in Q1, but instead the economy declined again. _____________________________________________________________ ►Advertising inquiries: [email protected] ►For KZ advertisers: [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ At the same time, inflation in Canada rose from 2.4% in March to 2.8% in April. This means the country is facing two problems at once: weak growth and rising prices. Pressure is coming from several directions: US tariffs, the war over Iran, rising oil prices, more expensive loans, and declining trade with the United States. The problem is not limited to Canada. In the United States itself, business confidence has also deteriorated sharply. In the second quarter, 47% of company executives said the economy was worse than six months earlier, compared to only 8% in the first quarter. Hiring plans are also weakening: 31% of companies now expect layoffs. Wages may increase by 3-4%, but inflation is already around 3.8%, so for many workers, purchasing power will still decline. Canada is particularly vulnerable because its economy is heavily dependent on the American market. Canadian exports to the United States fell by almost 6% in 2025. Exports of wood, aluminum, and steel fell by more than $6 billion, while auto exports to America fell by at least $6.4 billion. Rising borrowing costs are creating additional pressure: the yield on 10-year Canadian bonds rose from approximately 3.13% to almost 3.5%. An oil shock could exacerbate the crisis. Washington is eager to end the exemption for Russian oil exports as quickly as possible. If Russian oil suddenly drops out of global supplies, supply could quickly decline. Central banks can create liquidity, but they can't create physical barrels of oil. When reserves begin to run low, demand will have to decline, and with it, economic activity could weaken. This is why Canada is looking beyond the United States. The share of exports to America has already fallen from 80% to 66%. China is proposing to increase imports from Canada by 100% over four years, double Mark Carney's target of 50%. This could give Ottawa more leeway, but it also risks drawing Canada deeper into the economic rift between America and China. #China #Canada #Economy _______________________________________ Useful videos: China BANNED Banks from Trading in Dollars    • Китай ЗАПРЕТИЛ Банкам Торговать в Долларах...   Trump is FURIOUS: 150 countries refuse to pay!    • Трамп в ЯРОСТИ: 150 стран отказываются пла...   The US is backed into a corner: $25 billion debt auction collapses    • США загнаны в угол: Провал аукциона долга ...   ______________________________________ *DISCLAIMER! I am not a financial advisor. The information contained in this video is not an advertisement and is for entertainment purposes only. Before investing, please consult with a licensed professional. Any stock purchases I show or discuss in the video should not be considered "investment advice." I am not responsible for any losses you may incur by investing and trading in the stock market in an attempt to mirror my approach.