Thursday, 14 May 2026
India set the tone in business news with a pair of protectionist moves aimed at tightening domestic supply: New Delhi has banned most sugar exports until the end of September to keep local prices in check, while also capping duty-free gold imports under its Advance Authorisation scheme at 100 kilograms per licence and tightening oversight for exporters. Both decisions signal a government leaning harder into supply management as it navigates inflation risks and uncertain production conditions. Elsewhere, resource financing remained active, with Peninsula Energy securing $56 million to speed development of its Lance uranium project in Wyoming, underscoring continued investor appetite for strategic energy minerals. In markets, Desjardins announced fresh Canadian-dollar ETF dividends across preferred-share and bond products, a quieter reminder of steady income flows even as global trade policy and commodity supply concerns drive the bigger economic narrative.
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