Trump Sees Canada Deal ‘Fairly Soon,’ Downplays Leaving USMCA
- On Saturday in Dublin, President Donald Trump expressed optimism regarding a trade deal with Canada, stating an agreement could arrive "fairly soon."
- Comparing the two nations, Trump noted, "Canada wants to make a deal very badly, just like Iran wants to make a deal very badly," though he questioned their readiness.
- Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc stated on Friday that no formal trade talks are currently scheduled, though conversations between Canadian and American officials continue.
- During his trip to Ireland, Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Miche and commented on reunification of the Republic and Northern Ireland while in Dublin.
- While Tehran continues targeting ships in the Strait near Hormuz, Trump claims Iran seeks a deal to end hostilities despite hardline leaders resisting negotiations.
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Trump Says US-Canada Trade Agreement Could Come ‘Fairly Soon’
President Donald Trump said Canada is eager to resolve its trade dispute with the United States, but indicated Ottawa must first address U.S. concerns over ... The post Trump Says US-Canada Trade Agreement Could Come ‘Fairly Soon’ first appeared on [your]NEWS.
President Donald Trump said yesterday that the United States will maintain an “excellent relationship with Mexico,” when questioned about the future of the T-MEC trade agreement.
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‘Canada wants to make a deal, and Iran wants to make a deal’
US President Donald Trump said both Canada and Iran are seeking agreements with the United States. “At the right time, both of those things could happen,” Trump insisted.On Canada, Trump said a deal could come “fairly soon” if Ottawa addresses...
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Bloomberg LawTrump sees Canada deal ‘fairly soon,’ downplays leaving USMCA
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump expressed optimism about resolving a trade fight with Canada and downplayed the prospect of quitting a continental trade pact, in a potential sign of deescalating tensions between the two countries.
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