With NAFTA on the way out after months of intense negotiations, the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade agreement is coming to fruition soon in advance of a country-by-country vote in a few weeks.

In this article, we focus on the key takeaways for CFOs to get up to speed on the economic impacts for consumers and businesses, the major financial points, and geopolitical implications of the new USMCA agreement.

The U.S. dollar was mixed Friday. The GBP deserves a special mention as positive Brexit rumors pushed it 0.61 percent higher against the USD. The American currency lost momentum as the U.S. non farm payrolls (NFP) headline jobs number disappointed with a 130,000 added positions, instead of the forecasted 188,000.

The granddaddy of economic indicators – U.S non-farm payrolls (NFP) for September was released this morning along with the Canadian jobs report.

Treasury departments preparing for 2019 can learn from some key lessons by looking back at 2018 currency movements and wider economic developments.

In this article, we focus on six separate focus areas to help your treasury department hit the ground running in 2019 with a value-added foreign exchange and currency analytics strategy in place.

Canada’s loonie, the Mexican peso, along with North American stock futures have gained overnight after the U.S. and Canada confirmed a deal to save the ‘old’ NAFTA, now named USMCA – United States, Mexico, Canada agreement.

The Fed delivered its anticipated third rate hike of 2018 and the final GDP for the second quarter was 4.2 percent. The main event in the next week will be the release of the biggest economic indicator on Friday, October 5 when the U.S. nonfarm payrolls is published. Here’s what you need to know.

There are mistakes and then there are mistakes. From SMBs to enterprise-sized companies, financial blunders at the executive level can not only damage businesses but destroy a career.

We cover 4 massive CFO mistakes through history and how your company can avoid them.

Global equities are under pressure as China called off planned trade talks with U.S., potentially triggering an escalation in the tariff war between the world’s largest economies.

The U.S. Federal Reserve will host its two-day meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Federal Open Market Committee will publish a statement followed by a press conference by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

A rate lift by the U.S. central bank is highly anticipated and has been priced in to the dollar putting more focus on the words of the Fed chief.