How the U.S. Midterms Could Shape Canada’s Tariff Fight

How the U.S. Midterms Could Shape Canada’s Tariff Fight

The U.S. midterm elections could have important implications for the ongoing trade dispute with Canada. Dan McCarthy, a former senior U.S. Trade Representative official, discusses how a potential shift in congressional power could affect tariffs and the future of Canada-U.S. trade relations.

Henrietta Treyz Discusses Markets and Economic Outlook on Bloomberg Surveillance

Henrietta Treyz joins Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the latest market developments, economic outlook, and policy considerations shaping investors and businesses.

What a Republican Midterm ‘Wipeout’ Could Mean for Investors

Henrietta Treyz warns investors about potential fuel restrictions and increased scrutiny of major companies following a Republican midterm defeat.

Why $500 Checks May Fall Short as Obamacare Premiums Rise 15%

Health insurers are requesting an average 15% premium increase for 2027, following a 20% increase in 2026... A one-time $500 check provides brief temporary relief, but fails to address the multi-year compound rate hikes facing ACA marketplace enrollees after the expiration of enhanced federal tax credits.

The Next Wave of Rising Costs Facing Workers

As businesses confront elevated interest rates, global tariff pressures, and heavy capital investments in artificial intelligence, rising medical benefit costs represent an emerging headwind that employers will inevitably pass along to workers through higher payroll deductions, larger deductibles, and suppressed wage growth.