Nathan Janzen
Nathan Janzen is an economist at the Royal Bank of Canada, recognized for his contributions to economic analysis and forecasting, particularly regarding the Canadian economy's resilience.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen is the assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada who commented on the central bank's decision regarding interest rates.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen is an economist with Royal Bank of Canada.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen told The Globe that Canada now faces the smallest tariff increase among major U.S. trading partners.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen, assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada, discussed the impact of tariffs on Canada.
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Canada:
RBC economist Nathan Janzen expects today’s trade balance report will show Canada returned to a surplus in March.
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Canada:
Royal Bank of Canada economists Claire Fan and Nathan Janzen wrote about Canada's position in the tariff situation.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen, assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada, said in an interview that Canadian products could win market share in the U.S.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen is the assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada who discussed the impact of U.S. tariff threats on hiring.
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Canada:
Nathan Janzen, assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada, noted that the steel and aluminum tariffs may have a relatively limited impact on the overall Canadian economy.
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Canada:
Royal Bank of Canada economist Nathan Janzen co-authored a report discussing the economic challenges in Canada.
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