Trump Says US-Canada Trade Deal Could Come ‘Fairly Soon’ as Boycott Reshapes Canadian Shelves
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Trump says Canada keen for US trade deal, agreement could come 'fairly soon'
Donald Trump said Canada was keen to strike a trade deal with the United States and suggested an agreement could come fairly soon. He paired that message with fresh complaints over Canadian tariffs on US farmers, keeping agriculture central to the talks.
Trump Says US, Canada Will Probably Reach a Deal ‘Fairly Soon’
President Donald Trump showed optimism about the possibility of ending the trade war with Canada and said that an agreement between the two countries can be reached soon. He did not, however, give details about a possible resumption of formal negotiations between the two economies. Threat: Trump says that Canadian Bombardier will have to manufacture jets in the US or will lose access to the American market. Understand: Impasse on tariff relief f…
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Times of IndiaTrump says US-Canada trade deal could come ‘fairly soon’ as boycott reshapes Canadian shelves
US President Trump indicated a trade deal with Canada could happen soon. He stated Canada wants a deal and must remove tariffs on US farmers. This comes as Canadian consumers and retailers reduce dependence on American products. A "Buy Canadian" movement has gained momentum, influencing purchasing decisions. Trade talks broke down recently, leading to new tariffs and counter-tariffs.
However, he reiterated his criticism that Canada, in his view, is mistreating American farmers.
US President Donald Trump said Saturday that Canada was keen to reach a trade agreement with the US, and that the agreement might be concluded very soon. He reiterated his complaint that Canada had unfairly treated American farmers, saying that it had to raise customs duties.
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