The GDP Payoff of Additional Oil Pipeline Capacity
A report with Studio.Energy: Expanding Canada’s oil pipeline capacity could add $30B+ to annual real GDP and create 110,000+ jobs.
The Twenty-Four Seven by ATB
Welcome to The Twenty-Four Seven. With a fresh new look, The Twenty-Four Seven delivers the analyses, insights and news you’ve come to expect from our team of economic experts.
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Chart of the Week
Chart of the Week: Evolution of U.S. tariffs by country
With new U.S. tariffs in place, Canada now faces a U.S. tariff rate closer to other trading partners as shown in our Chart of the Week. Overall, U.S. tariff rates are now lower than in early 2025 following the introduction of “Liberation Day” tariffs.
The main reason is China. After the Trump administration levied U.S. tariffs exceeding 100% of Chinese imports, Beijing retaliated with strict export controls on essential rare earth minerals. Both nations lowered tariffs and eased mineral restrictions by mid-2025 to mitigate severe economic and supply chain shocks. The conflict stabilized further in early 2026 after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down broad emergency tariffs.
Economic Insights Focused on Alberta's Economy
ATB’s team of economists make sense of the latest data and trends in daily insights delivered right to your inbox.
THE TWENTY-FOUR (daily)
Retail sales, the unemployment rate, population growth, inflation, international trade—these are just a few of the economic trends the team makes sense of in ATB’s daily insights.
Bumpy start
Youth unemployment rates are coming down but there's more to the story
Canada strikes back
Implications of the proposed counter-tariffs
Voluntary trade
The role of consumers in international trade
THE SEVEN (weekly)
A review of the key economic highlights of the week impacting Alberta.
The Seven, August 28, 2026
Re-entering scenario land
The Seven, August 21, 2026
Slipping into the future
The Seven, August 14, 2026
The final countdown
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