US EditionBusiness Leaders Lament Latest U.S. Tariff Threat as Experts Play Down Risks
- Business groups and analysts are criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump's intention to impose a 35 percent tariff on Canadian goods, noting the uncertainty it creates.
- Derek Holt from Scotiabank stated that this uncertainty will damage confidence to spend, hire, and invest globally.
- Candace Laing from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce urged both countries to reach a reliable deal to protect their trade relationship.
- Joseph Steinberg, an economics professor, argued that existing CUSMA exemptions mean the tariffs will not materially affect the economy.
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