Tariffs matter more for Canadian markets than the election

While a notable shift in Canadian fiscal policy is likely regardless of who wins the upcoming election, we doubt this will move the needle for the loonie or Canadian government bonds, given that the outlook for Canadian financial markets depends more on how monetary policy responds to the fallout of US tariffs.

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