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Tariff Truce, Not Peace

The world’s two largest economies have agreed to stop shooting—for now. At the close of a tense weekend of negotiations in Geneva, American and Chinese officials announced a major de-escalation in their long-running trade war.

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May 12, 2025
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Reuters: Canadian dollar steadies ahead of BoC interest rate decision

Reuters: Canadian dollar steadies ahead of BoC interest rate decision

"It would require considerable conviction for the Bank of Canada to tighten while the Federal Reserve is still easing," Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, said in a note.

The Automation Deficit
Payments Automation

The Automation Deficit

This paper examines how unifying automation across the spend management ecosystem could free finance teams from repetitive tasks, help improve control and visibility, and create the space to focus on what matters most, performance, partnership, and growth.

'By far the greatest issue facing the world economy right now': Karl Schamotta, Corpay, on China's trade surplus

'By far the greatest issue facing the world economy right now': Karl Schamotta, Corpay, on China's trade surplus

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, joins BNN Bloomberg to further discuss the markets as well as expectations for the BoC's rate decision.

The Bond Buyer: FOMC preview: Divided panel will cut 25 bps, next move unclear

The Bond Buyer: FOMC preview: Divided panel will cut 25 bps, next move unclear

Corpay Chief Market Strategist Karl Schamotta noted, "Markets overwhelmingly expect a hawkish cut on Wednesday, with the statement language, dot plot projections, and Chair Powell's words all pointing to a more gradual pace of easing in the coming months."

CNBC: U.S. dollar gains after jobs report, as Fed decision nears

CNBC: U.S. dollar gains after jobs report, as Fed decision nears

“After being wrong-footed by communications in the last five decisions, investors are all-in on bets for a ‘hawkish cut’ — a drop in the policy rate accompanied by cautious guidance in the statement, dot plot, and press conference,” Karl Schamotta, Corpay.

The Reality of Going Global: Is a Multi-Currency Account the Answer?
Cross-BorderGlobal paymentsRisk management

The Reality of Going Global: Is a Multi-Currency Account the Answer?

A multi-currency account can help your transactions cross borders, manage the FX risk, pay like a local, reduce costs and more. But who needs it and when?

Smarter payments. Stronger growth. Keep business moving.

See how corpay brings AP, card programs, lodging, fleet and cross-borders together