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USA GDP dives, Canada's GDP rises. The Canadian economy grew more than expected in the first three months of 2025, prompting economists to re­evaluate their predictions for the upcoming Bank of Canada interest rate decision. Real gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an annualized pace of 2.2%, Statistics Canada reported Friday. That's higher than the agency's early estimate of 1.5% and the economist consensus of 1.7% #gdp #economy #finance #canada #business thestar.com/business/economist

Toronto Star · Economists expect Bank of Canada will pause interest rate cuts following surprise GDP growthBy Ana Pereira
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Does Hegseth work for the US #government or the US #militaryindustrialcomplex?
#Truth #Singapore

#Pentagon chief urges #Asian allies to spend 5% GDP on defence
" the former Fox News presenter added.. #Beijing’s purported #defence #expenditure typically does not exceed 1.5% of its #GDP, compared with the 3.5% that the #US typically maintains every year.. #Nato recommends that its member states devote about 2% of their GDP annually to shore up its defences"
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The Straits Times · Pentagon chief urges Asian allies to spend 5% GDP on defencePete Hegseth says at Shangri-La Dialogue not fair for Asian nations to be spending less than European peers if they face China's "threat" more directly Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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