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Canadian CEOs are less confident in 2026's economy than global peers, citing U.S. trade worries and slow AI adoption despite broad usage.
Canadian CEOs are less confident in the global and domestic economies than their international peers, with only 47% expecting economic improvement in 2026—down from 58% last year—compared to 61% globally.
Concerns over U.S. trade policy and tariffs are high, with 53% of Canadian CEOs expressing worry and 35% anticipating lower profits.
Despite 94% using AI, only 29% have implemented it at scale, and just 37% have a defined AI strategy, lagging behind global averages.
Still, 56% of Canadian CEOs report entering new sectors in the past five years, with nearly two-thirds expecting further diversification in the next three years.
Los directores ejecutivos canadienses tienen menos confianza en la economía de 2026 que sus pares globales, citando las preocupaciones comerciales de los Estados Unidos y la adopción lenta de la IA a pesar del uso generalizado.