Financial professional and entrepreneur Samer Majzoub leads the Canadian Professional Services Group, an organization based in Montreal, Canada. Samer Majzoub is also a force in his community and has spoken out regularly against incidents such as the 2016 shooting in Pulse Nightclub which took place in Orlando, Florida. Due to his affiliation with the financial industry, he also stays updated on any global issues that might affect the economy or other aspects of the financial industry.
The world has been watching the United States and awaiting results of the presidential election. Canada is no exception. With Joe Biden as the US President-Elect, Canada expects the traditionally close alliance between the two countries to return to normal. However, some economic tensions will persist.
The Biden-Harris platform touted a plan to ensure an “American-made” future, a potential problem should it translate into hard-line economic policies. At the same time, a Biden administration offers greater certainty concerning trade.
President Trump considered trade detrimental if it came with a trade deficit for the United States. By contrast, President-elect Biden holds more traditional views about trade, which likely will be good for the Canadian softwood lumber, steel, automotive, and aluminum industries.
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