A Trump Presidency Isn't All That Bad for Canada

The transcript discusses the potential impacts of a Trump or Clinton presidency on Canada and global markets. It highlights the uncertainty and market volatility that could arise from a Trump victory, while noting the stability and predictability associated with Clinton. The discussion also covers fiscal stimulus strategies and their potential effects on the US and Canadian economies. Finally, it considers Canada's diplomatic approach to either a Trump or Clinton presidency, emphasizing the challenges and opportunities each scenario presents.

What is one potential positive outcome for Canada if Donald Trump wins the presidency?

• A stronger US dollar benefiting Canadian commodities

• Decreased volatility in certain markets

• Stronger US-Canada relations

• Increased market stability

Why might Canadian capital markets prefer a Hillary Clinton presidency?

• She is known for her unpredictable policies

• She is likely to increase market volatility

• She has a pro-business and stable agenda

• She plans to cut ties with Canada

How might Hillary Clinton's fiscal policies impact Canada?

• They could lead to a decrease in Canadian exports

• They could result in a weaker Canadian dollar

• They might have no effect on Canada

• They could stimulate the US economy, benefiting Canadian exports

What challenge might Prime Minister Trudeau face if Donald Trump wins the presidency?

• Aligning on climate and energy policies

• Improving market stability

• Strengthening the US dollar

• Increasing Canadian exports

How would a Clinton victory likely affect US-Canada relations?

• It would result in a weaker Canadian economy

• It would lead to a trade war

• It would simplify relations due to similar policies

• It would create significant tension