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BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry

Bank of Montreal will spend up to $70 billion in new capital over 10 years in sectors it considers critical to Canada’s economy. Read here

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financialpost.comStai leggendo8 h fa

BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry

BMO mobilizes $70 billion over 10 years in energy, transportation, mining, defence and AI sectors. Bank-led capital in AI and critical infrastructure signals geopolitical competition, reshaping enterprise investment priorities.

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thestar.com9 h fa

BMO commits $70 billion to finance critical Canadian economic sectors

The announcement comes days before Prime Minister Mark Carney's investment summit kicks off in Toronto on Monday.

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venerdì 11 settembre 2026·thestar.com
BMO commits $70 billion to finance critical Canadian economic sectors
The announcement comes days before Prime Minister Mark Carney's investment summit kicks off in Toronto on Monday.

BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry

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BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry

BMO commits $70 billion to finance critical Canadian economic sectors

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CIBC commits $2 billion to help Canadian defence-related companies grow

BMO commits $70 billion to finance critical Canadian economic sectors

BMO commits $70 billion in new spending to help build Canadian industry

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