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Quebec Election Starts Amid Tensions With US, Separatists Lead in Polls
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsTrade Policy & Supply ChainGeopolitics & War
Quebec’s election campaign has officially started, reviving the secession wedge issue while the Canada–US trade war escalates. The combined political uncertainty and worsening trade tensions are a mild headwind for regional sentiment and cross-border economic expectations. Near-term market impact is likely more focused on risk appetite and trade-exposed names than on a broad macro repricing.
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