Trade News Today — November 13, 2026

Global markets are navigating a complex landscape of shifting trade dynamics and monetary policy expectations. The ongoing trade tensions sparked by the previous US administration are still reverberating, as seen in Canada's threat to sue Stellantis over the automaker's plans to adjust its Jeep production in response to the changing trade environment. Meanwhile, in financial markets, traders are increasingly betting on further interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve, driving up Treasury yields.

The ripple effects of these market movements are being felt across various sectors, including technology. Chipmaker Nvidia is facing a challenging period, with its market value having declined by $1.6 trillion and its stock experiencing its longest weekly losing streak since 2012. The company's struggles have raised questions about its competitive advantages and potential opportunities for rivals to gain ground. As investors and businesses continue to adjust to the evolving trade and economic landscape, they are also grappling with long-term uncertainties, such as planning for care in the event of cognitive decline.

Today's signal:
• ‘We will sue them’: Canada threatens Stellantis as Trump trade war reshapes Jeep production plans (cnbc.com)
• My wife has dementia and may outlive me. How do we prepare for long-term memory care? (marketwatch.com)
• Treasury yields rise as traders strengthen Fed rate hike bets (cnbc.com)
• Nvidia’s biggest advantage may be at risk as rivals circle (cnbc.com)
• Nvidia on track for longest weekly losing streak since 2012 as market value sinks by $1.6 trillion (cnbc.com)
• As Nvidia reels from Huang's affairs, who stands to gain? (cnbc.com)