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The 2024 UK General Election: Nothing to see here? Depends on where you look

Conventional wisdom says that no matter how anxiously results are awaited, polls are watched, and how much ink is spilt, elections results usually have very little effect on global currency markets. We’ll test that theory —and others— in our conversation.

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By Cross-Border
Jun 24, 2024
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Mortgage-debt pressure will lead to deceleration in rate hikes from the BoC: Karl Schamotta
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Mortgage-debt pressure will lead to deceleration in rate hikes from the BoC: Karl Schamotta

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, joins BNN Bloomberg for his view on the Canadian economy and currency following OPEC+ recommendation regarding oil production cuts.

Canadian dollar headed toward 70 cents
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Canadian dollar headed toward 70 cents

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay Cross Border Payments, speaks to the Financial Post's Larysa Harapyn about the outlook for the Canadian dollar and what factors are impacting price fluctuations.

Dollar Falls as U.S. Yields Ease; Euro Rallies
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Dollar Falls as U.S. Yields Ease; Euro Rallies

"We're seeing a drop in interest rate expectations across the financial markets on the basis of Reserve Bank of Australia's surprise smaller-than-expected hike," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.

The currencies of Mexico and Brazil resist the fall of global markets
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The currencies of Mexico and Brazil resist the fall of global markets

"I don't think it's primarily because they're better run economies," says Karthik Sankaran of Corpay, "it's just that the circumstances have been better for these two countries than for most other countries." the other emerging ones”.

Stay a step ahead: Squashing cyberthreats in the workplace
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Stay a step ahead: Squashing cyberthreats in the workplace

Listen as we discuss emerging cyber security trends, threats, vulnerabilities, and various ways to stay vigilant – both in business and privately.

Canadians won't escape the effects of global currency chaos
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Canadians won't escape the effects of global currency chaos

Karl Schamotta who helps Canadian companies deal with currency risk, said that while that kind of U.S. protectionism may arise again, there is often a lag of years between shifts in the value of currencies and the price of imports.

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