Trump’s push to isolate Canada falters as foreign investors start to buy in
- Posted on September 4, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Despite geopolitical tensions and protectionist rhetoric aimed at Canada, foreign direct investment has surged into the country during 2025, marking a significant reversal of a 12-year trend. This resurgence demonstrates international confidence in Canada's economic stability and market opportunities, as global investors capitalize on competitive advantages and political uncertainty elsewhere. The shift underscores how isolation attempts may backfire, attracting rather than deterring capital flows into North America's most open economy.
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Trump’s push to isolate Canada falters as foreign investors start to buy in
Inbound foreign direct investment outpaced outbound investment in 2025 for the first time in 12 years
