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Carney says a U.S. trade deal without some tariffs is unlikely

CANADA, JUL 15 – President Trump raised the proposed tariff on Canadian goods to 35 percent and set an August 1 deadline amid stalled trade talks and concerns over border drug smuggling.

  • Prime Minister Mark Carney said on July 15 in Ottawa that trade talks with the U.S. will intensify before the August 1 tariff deadline.
  • This followed President Donald Trump's July 10 letter threatening a 35% tariff on Canadian goods starting August 1 amid an ongoing four-month trade dispute.
  • Carney acknowledged little evidence exists that the Trump administration will agree to remove all tariffs, adding Canada may need to accept some duties.
  • A survey found 84% of Canadians doubt Trump will negotiate in good faith, while Carney emphasized the need to focus on building a strong economy including steel, auto, and copper sectors.
  • The developments imply sustained trade tensions with potential tariffs impacting key Canadian industries despite ongoing negotiations to avoid escalation.
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