Home>Events>Webinar on Demand | State of play for the USMCA: Canadian exceptionalism, shifting trade dynamics and Trump 2.0Webinar on Demand | State of play for the USMCA: Canadian exceptionalism, shifting trade dynamics and Trump 2.0 EPFR Webinars EPFR 15.07.2026 under a minute read Gain exclusive insights into the evolving dynamics of North American trade, economic performance and investment flows with ISI EPFR and CEICs’ special market insights session on the USMCA review. In this on-demand webinar, Senior Thematic Analyst Kirsten Longbottom and Macro Strategist Ahmet Kaya examine the upcoming USMCA review and its implications for Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Combining institutional fund flow intelligence with macroeconomic analysis, they explore how shifting trade relationships, tariff uncertainty, AI-driven investment trends, and changing supply chains are shaping investor sentiment across North America. Drawing on EPFR’s global fund flow data and CEIC’s extensive macroeconomic database, discover how investors are positioning during the critical period for North American trade and economic integration. What you’ll learn: Institutional fund flow trends across the US, Canada, and Mexico How the USMCA review could influence markets and investment decisions The role of AI, supply chains, and trade diversification in shaping economic prospects Key risks and opportunities emerging from shifting North American trade dynamics Recent Events REDD APAC Summit 2026 REDD 13.10.2026 Events We are delighted to invite you to this year’s REDD APAC Summit in Singapore on 13 October 2026. Date: Tuesday, Read More India wealth management forum 2026 CEIC and EPFR 12.08.2026 Events We’re proud to be at Hubbis's India Wealth Management Forum, India’s premier gathering for senior private wealth management professionals on Read More SIF360 Bharat summit 2026 CEIC and EPFR 24.07.2026 Events Join us at the SIF360 Bharat Summit 2026 on July 24 at Sahara Star, Mumbai where our expert Sandesh Trivedi, Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.