Trump and Carney Face Off
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The lives of Donald Trump and Mark Carney did not interrupt trade.
Donald Trump's threat saved Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's job. And the new tariff war with the US could influence voters in Alberta, Canada, who will vote on the province's independence in October.
The trade dispute with the US is escalating – and Canadians are inspired by new patriotism. But Prime Minister Mark Carney's strategy carries considerable risks.
Trump is Being Confronted by his Worst Nightmare
These are not the Canadian trade negotiators Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is Donald Trump’s worst nightmare: a banker with political power. Let’s start with the banker part of this nightmare. For thirteen years, Carney worked on international finance at Goldman Sachs; for five years, he headed the Bank of Canada as they responded to the 2008 financial crisis; and for eight years he was in charge of the Bank of England as the UK debated, a…
In the face of the trade threats of the US President, the former Governor of the Bank of Canada, who came to power 18 months ago, eventually chose confrontation. A new crisis to be managed for the one who wants to reduce his country's historical dependence on the United States.
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