Trump, China and Canada
Canada Plays China Card in Preparation for Trump Trade Fight
Canada’s deputy prime minister highlighted her country’s tougher approach to Chinese exports, seeking to gain favor with Donald Trump and his key advisers ahead of his return to power in Washington.Most Read from BloombergParis Restricts Through Traffic in City CenterKey Ballot Initiatives and Local Races Highlight Views on Abortion,
Donald Trump's sweeping presidential election victory this week sets the stage for a series of obstacles to trade between ...
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Canada Braces for Tariffs as Second Trump Presidency LoomsWith a second Trump administration on the horizon, Canada is preparing for higher tariffs from their largest trading partner.
Canada posted a higher than expected trade deficit of C$1.26 billion ($908 million) in September as a drop in imports failed ...
Expect to see the Trump administration impose higher tariffs and go after Canada’s dairy and poultry protections, and press ...
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Trump’s victory adds to Trudeau’s challenges in CanadaThe potential consequences include trade disputes that push Canada into recession since 75% of its exports go to the U.S.
While Canadian lawmakers are publicly sanguine about the incoming U.S. administration, several experts say that Canada faces significant challenges.
The president-elect's promise of across-the-board tariffs on everything the United States imports will rattle the entire ...
Ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert are at a standstill after ILWU union workers walked off the job, the latest in a string ...
Canada posted a slightly smaller trade deficit of Can$1.3 billion (US$940 million) for the month of September as prices for many goods fell, the national statistical agency said Tuesday. Stripping ...
OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada posted a higher than expected trade deficit of C$1.26 billion ($908 million) in September as a ...
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