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Carney Faces Harder Sell on Canada’s Deficit After US Vote

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Prime Minister Mark Carney has used much of Canada’s fiscal room to begin restructuring the economy in the face of a trade war. Now the question is how much leeway he has left.

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Carney Faces Harder Sell on Canada’s Deficit After US Vote. Prime Minister Mark Carney has used much of Canada’s fiscal room to begin restructuring the economy in the face of a trade war. Now the question is how much leeway he has left. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: Carney Faces Harder Sell on Canada’s Deficit After US Vote.

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  1. Bloomberg Politics United States Carney Faces Harder Sell on Canada’s Deficit After US Vote Prime Minister Mark Carney has used much of Canada’s fiscal room to begin restructuring the economy in the face of a trade war. Now the question is how much leeway he has left. 3 h ago · Tier 1

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