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🚨 TRUMP ANNOUNCES 25% TARIFFS
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea
🚨 BREAKING: Trump Announces New Tariffs on South Korea
Donald Trump says the U.S. will raise tariffs from 15% to 25% on South Korean autos, lumber, pharmaceuticals, and other goods, citing delays in approving a previously agreed trade deal.
Trade tensions like this often ripple through global markets — FX, commodities, equities… and sometimes even crypto if risk sentiment shifts fast.
⚠️ Geopolitics is back in the macro driver’s seat.
#BreakingNews #Trump #TradeWar #Tariffs #BinanceSquareFamily
Donald Trump says the U.S. will raise tariffs from 15% to 25% on South Korean autos, lumber, pharmaceuticals, and other goods, citing delays in approving a previously agreed trade deal.
Trade tensions like this often ripple through global markets — FX, commodities, equities… and sometimes even crypto if risk sentiment shifts fast.
⚠️ Geopolitics is back in the macro driver’s seat.
#BreakingNews #Trump #TradeWar #Tariffs #BinanceSquareFamily
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🌐 WHAT TRUMP’S 25% TARIFFS MEAN FOR MARKETS
• South Korean exporters may see demand slowdown
• Commodities tied to lumber and pharma could experience volatility
• Global markets may reprice risk on trade uncertainty
💡 Traders and investors should watch currency, equities, and sector-specific moves closely — headlines alone won’t tell the full story.
#TradeWar #Tariffs #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea #InvestingStrategy #MacroRisk
• South Korean exporters may see demand slowdown
• Commodities tied to lumber and pharma could experience volatility
• Global markets may reprice risk on trade uncertainty
💡 Traders and investors should watch currency, equities, and sector-specific moves closely — headlines alone won’t tell the full story.
#TradeWar #Tariffs #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea #InvestingStrategy #MacroRisk
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India and European Union have closed a 'landmark - mother of all' free trade deal after two decades of negotiations. This is the first time, India opens its domestic sectors.
With the talks between the two sides having been on and off since 2007, the pact comes at an ideal moment as India and EU battle steep tariffs from the U.S. on one hand and cheap goods from China on other hand.
Prime Minister Modi says congratulates everyone - The agreement will forge a market of 2 billion people at a time when trade ties are being tested amid rising geopolitical tensions with nonstop tariffs threat.
"I congratulate our colleagues associated with every sector, such as textiles, gems and Jewelry, leather and shoes. This deal will prove to be very supportive to these sectors.”
EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic - “This is again something where also India is making groundbreaking steps to new levels of cooperation, because we are the first one with whom they’re ready to consider this cooperation. This would be a very good story for our agriculture sector. I believe we are aiming to start a completely new chapter in the field of cooperation in the automotive sector, in machinery”
#Tariffs
With the talks between the two sides having been on and off since 2007, the pact comes at an ideal moment as India and EU battle steep tariffs from the U.S. on one hand and cheap goods from China on other hand.
Prime Minister Modi says congratulates everyone - The agreement will forge a market of 2 billion people at a time when trade ties are being tested amid rising geopolitical tensions with nonstop tariffs threat.
"I congratulate our colleagues associated with every sector, such as textiles, gems and Jewelry, leather and shoes. This deal will prove to be very supportive to these sectors.”
EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic - “This is again something where also India is making groundbreaking steps to new levels of cooperation, because we are the first one with whom they’re ready to consider this cooperation. This would be a very good story for our agriculture sector. I believe we are aiming to start a completely new chapter in the field of cooperation in the automotive sector, in machinery”
#Tariffs
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🚨 TRUMP ANNOUNCES 25% TARIFFS
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea
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🚨 TRUMP ANNOUNCES 25% TARIFFS
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #GlobalMarkets #SouthKorea
$GIGGLE
🚨 TRUMP TRADE WAR 2.0 IMMINENT! 🚨
Former President Trump is threatening a massive 25% tariff hike on South Korea exports! This isn't noise; this is pure risk fuel hitting the markets.
• Korean autos, chips, and electronics are in the crosshairs.
• Global supply chains are bracing for impact.
• Risk assets are about to get volatile.
This signals protectionism is back on the menu. Watch how fast this escalates. Every trade-sensitive asset is on high alert. Is this a bluff or the start of a major economic shockwave? $BTC is watching closely.
#MacroRisk #TradeWar #Tariffs #GlobalMarkets 💥
Former President Trump is threatening a massive 25% tariff hike on South Korea exports! This isn't noise; this is pure risk fuel hitting the markets.
• Korean autos, chips, and electronics are in the crosshairs.
• Global supply chains are bracing for impact.
• Risk assets are about to get volatile.
This signals protectionism is back on the menu. Watch how fast this escalates. Every trade-sensitive asset is on high alert. Is this a bluff or the start of a major economic shockwave? $BTC is watching closely.
#MacroRisk #TradeWar #Tariffs #GlobalMarkets 💥
🚨 U.S.–South Korea Trade Tensions Return: What It Means for Global Markets 🇺🇸🇰🇷
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Trade tensions between the United States and South Korea are back in the spotlight after strong statements from former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding tariffs and stalled trade commitments. What was once presented as a major economic agreement is now being questioned, sending fresh signals of uncertainty to global markets.
🔍 What’s happening?
According to recent reports, the much-talked-about $350B trade and investment understanding between the U.S. and South Korea has not moved forward as expected. While it was previously highlighted as a win for both sides, delays and lack of formal implementation have raised doubts about its reality.
In response, the U.S. has signaled new tariffs of up to 25% on key South Korean exports, including:
Automobiles
Lumber
Pharmaceuticals
Other reciprocal trade goods
This marks a sharp shift in tone and suggests a return to a more aggressive trade stance.
💥 Why does this matter?
South Korea’s economy is heavily export-driven, and higher tariffs directly increase costs for businesses, disrupt supply chains, and reduce trade competitiveness. For global markets already dealing with inflation and supply pressure, this kind of move adds another layer of risk.
Markets generally dislike uncertainty — especially when it comes from trade wars. Any escalation can quickly spread beyond two countries and affect global growth, currencies, and investor confidence.
🧠 The bigger picture
Trump’s strategy appears consistent with his past approach: use economic pressure to gain leverage in negotiations. Whether this results in better trade terms or deeper global tensions remains uncertain.
One thing is clear — the trade war narrative is not over, and its impact could extend to:
Asian markets
Global supply chains
Risk assets, including crypto
📌 Final thoughts
Investors and traders should stay alert. Trade policy shifts often move markets fast, and volatility tends to follow strong political signals. In times like these, risk management and staying informed matter more than ever.
#BreakingNews #USKorea #TradeWarb #GlobalMarketsb #Tariffs
Trade tensions between the United States and South Korea are back in the spotlight after strong statements from former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding tariffs and stalled trade commitments. What was once presented as a major economic agreement is now being questioned, sending fresh signals of uncertainty to global markets.
🔍 What’s happening?
According to recent reports, the much-talked-about $350B trade and investment understanding between the U.S. and South Korea has not moved forward as expected. While it was previously highlighted as a win for both sides, delays and lack of formal implementation have raised doubts about its reality.
In response, the U.S. has signaled new tariffs of up to 25% on key South Korean exports, including:
Automobiles
Lumber
Pharmaceuticals
Other reciprocal trade goods
This marks a sharp shift in tone and suggests a return to a more aggressive trade stance.
💥 Why does this matter?
South Korea’s economy is heavily export-driven, and higher tariffs directly increase costs for businesses, disrupt supply chains, and reduce trade competitiveness. For global markets already dealing with inflation and supply pressure, this kind of move adds another layer of risk.
Markets generally dislike uncertainty — especially when it comes from trade wars. Any escalation can quickly spread beyond two countries and affect global growth, currencies, and investor confidence.
🧠 The bigger picture
Trump’s strategy appears consistent with his past approach: use economic pressure to gain leverage in negotiations. Whether this results in better trade terms or deeper global tensions remains uncertain.
One thing is clear — the trade war narrative is not over, and its impact could extend to:
Asian markets
Global supply chains
Risk assets, including crypto
📌 Final thoughts
Investors and traders should stay alert. Trade policy shifts often move markets fast, and volatility tends to follow strong political signals. In times like these, risk management and staying informed matter more than ever.
#BreakingNews #USKorea #TradeWarb #GlobalMarketsb #Tariffs
Gold Hits $5,000 for First Time — Three Risks Behind the Panic
Gold broke $5,100 an ounce for the first time as investors sought safety amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Trump threatened Canada with 100% tariffs over its China EV deal; PM Carney denied pursuing free trade.
Markets watch for potential yen intervention with the Fed reportedly contacting banks; US shutdown odds hit 78%.
Gold broke through $5,100 per ounce for the first time in history. Prices have climbed more than $750 in January alone.
Last week’s 8.5% gain marked the largest weekly increase ever in dollar terms. It was also the biggest percentage rise since the Covid pandemic panic in March 2020. Silver also topped $100 per ounce, up 44% this year.
The flight to safe havens comes as markets brace for a triple threat: US-Canada-China tariff escalation, potential yen intervention, and rising odds of a US government shutdown.#GOLD_UPDATE #Tariffs
Gold broke $5,100 an ounce for the first time as investors sought safety amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Trump threatened Canada with 100% tariffs over its China EV deal; PM Carney denied pursuing free trade.
Markets watch for potential yen intervention with the Fed reportedly contacting banks; US shutdown odds hit 78%.
Gold broke through $5,100 per ounce for the first time in history. Prices have climbed more than $750 in January alone.
Last week’s 8.5% gain marked the largest weekly increase ever in dollar terms. It was also the biggest percentage rise since the Covid pandemic panic in March 2020. Silver also topped $100 per ounce, up 44% this year.
The flight to safe havens comes as markets brace for a triple threat: US-Canada-China tariff escalation, potential yen intervention, and rising odds of a US government shutdown.#GOLD_UPDATE #Tariffs
TRUMP'S 25% TARIFF THREAT IS HERE
Trade tensions are EXPLODING. Former President Trump is calling for a massive tariff hike on South Korea. This isn't just news. It's a direct threat to global supply chains. Exports of autos, electronics, and semiconductors are in the crosshairs. Expect shockwaves across all markets. Risk assets are about to get hammered. Protectionism is back. South Korea is the first target. Washington is showing its hand. Volatility is coming. Buckle up.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
$KRW $USDC $BTC #TradeWar #MacroRisk #Tariffs 💥
Trade tensions are EXPLODING. Former President Trump is calling for a massive tariff hike on South Korea. This isn't just news. It's a direct threat to global supply chains. Exports of autos, electronics, and semiconductors are in the crosshairs. Expect shockwaves across all markets. Risk assets are about to get hammered. Protectionism is back. South Korea is the first target. Washington is showing its hand. Volatility is coming. Buckle up.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
$KRW $USDC $BTC #TradeWar #MacroRisk #Tariffs 💥
🚨 TRUMP TRADE WAR 2.0 THREAT LOOMS! 🚨
Former President Trump is threatening a massive 25% tariff hike on South Korea, up from 15%. This isn't just noise—it's a direct threat to global supply chains.
• Korean exports (autos, chips) are in the crosshairs.
• Risk assets are set for volatility if tensions escalate.
• Protectionism remains a massive live risk factor.
Watch how $BTC and other risk assets react to this macro shockwave. Is this the opening salvo?
#TradeWar #MacroRisk #CryptoVolatility #Tariffs 💥
Former President Trump is threatening a massive 25% tariff hike on South Korea, up from 15%. This isn't just noise—it's a direct threat to global supply chains.
• Korean exports (autos, chips) are in the crosshairs.
• Risk assets are set for volatility if tensions escalate.
• Protectionism remains a massive live risk factor.
Watch how $BTC and other risk assets react to this macro shockwave. Is this the opening salvo?
#TradeWar #MacroRisk #CryptoVolatility #Tariffs 💥
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🚨 TRUMP ANNOUNCES 25% TARIFFS
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #TradeNews
$GIGGLE
#CryptoSadar
🚨 TRUMP ANNOUNCES 25% TARIFFS
“25% tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber, pharma, and other goods,” Trump posted.
This could impact trade flows, global supply chains, and markets — especially in autos and commodities.
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeNews #TradeNews
$GIGGLE
#CryptoSadar
US President Trump says he's boosting South Korea tariffs after threat at Canada on China deal. Demands upfront $350 billion cash investment and Nuclear ship sale deal indirectly without mentioning the key details in his warming. It seems world cam’t live a single day without tariff threat it seems.
President Trump said he was increasing tariffs on goods from South Korea, accusing the country of "not living up to its Deal" with the US. Tariffs on goods from South Korea will jump back to 25%, from 15%.
Financial Risk of Giving $350 Billion Demand: A central pillar of the deal involves South Korea investing $350 billion cash into the U.S. economy. South Korean lawmakers and experts argue that paying this amount especially if required "upfront" in cash as suggested by Trump is realistically unmanageable and could trigger a national financial crisis by draining the country's foreign exchange reserves and destabilizing the won.
Currency - Unlike Japan, which finalized a $550 billion deal, South Korea has a much smaller currency. Experts warn that such a massive outflow of dollars to fund U.S. projects would overwhelm domestic markets and cause the won to plunge. In short, Inflation like Iran.
Resistance: Opposition parties have raised concerns that the deal, negotiated by an administration under heavy U.S. pressure, lacks fairness and would unfairly bind future governments.
Recent Tensions: Frictions were increased by a U.S. immigration raid at a Hyundai-LG battery plant construction site in Georgia, where nearly 300 South Koreans were chained and detained.
Nuclear Submarine: South Korea seeks U.S. approval to develop nuclear-powered submarines. A major point of contention is whether these submarines would be built in South Korean shipyards or U.S. shipyards. We all know Trump won’t let South Korea to build anything.
"Because the Korean Legislature hasn't enacted our Historic Trade Agreement, I am hereby increasing South Korean TARIFFS on Autos, Lumber, Pharma, and all other Reciprocal TARIFFS, from 15% to 25%.” - $TRUMP #Tariffs
President Trump said he was increasing tariffs on goods from South Korea, accusing the country of "not living up to its Deal" with the US. Tariffs on goods from South Korea will jump back to 25%, from 15%.
Financial Risk of Giving $350 Billion Demand: A central pillar of the deal involves South Korea investing $350 billion cash into the U.S. economy. South Korean lawmakers and experts argue that paying this amount especially if required "upfront" in cash as suggested by Trump is realistically unmanageable and could trigger a national financial crisis by draining the country's foreign exchange reserves and destabilizing the won.
Currency - Unlike Japan, which finalized a $550 billion deal, South Korea has a much smaller currency. Experts warn that such a massive outflow of dollars to fund U.S. projects would overwhelm domestic markets and cause the won to plunge. In short, Inflation like Iran.
Resistance: Opposition parties have raised concerns that the deal, negotiated by an administration under heavy U.S. pressure, lacks fairness and would unfairly bind future governments.
Recent Tensions: Frictions were increased by a U.S. immigration raid at a Hyundai-LG battery plant construction site in Georgia, where nearly 300 South Koreans were chained and detained.
Nuclear Submarine: South Korea seeks U.S. approval to develop nuclear-powered submarines. A major point of contention is whether these submarines would be built in South Korean shipyards or U.S. shipyards. We all know Trump won’t let South Korea to build anything.
"Because the Korean Legislature hasn't enacted our Historic Trade Agreement, I am hereby increasing South Korean TARIFFS on Autos, Lumber, Pharma, and all other Reciprocal TARIFFS, from 15% to 25%.” - $TRUMP #Tariffs
🚨 TRUMP THREATENS 25% TARIFF ON SOUTH KOREA – Trade Tensions Flaring! 🇺🇸🇰🇷
Former President Trump warns of hiking tariffs on South Korea from 15% to 25%, citing a stalled trade deal. This is more than a headline — it's a potential shock to global supply chains, exports, and risk sentiment.
⚡ Key Impacts:
Korean exports (autos, electronics, semiconductors) face immediate pressure.
Global supply chain disruptions could ripple across markets.
Risk assets may react sharply to renewed trade uncertainty.
🔍 The Bigger Picture:
This signals protectionism is still a live threat. South Korea could be just the start — a test of Washington’s willingness to escalate trade pressures.
📈 Market Watch:
Trade‑sensitive assets, currencies, and equities may see volatility if tensions escalate. Is this a negotiation tactic or the beginning of another trade war chapter?
$BTC
$TRUMP
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeWar #SouthKorea #MacroRisk
Former President Trump warns of hiking tariffs on South Korea from 15% to 25%, citing a stalled trade deal. This is more than a headline — it's a potential shock to global supply chains, exports, and risk sentiment.
⚡ Key Impacts:
Korean exports (autos, electronics, semiconductors) face immediate pressure.
Global supply chain disruptions could ripple across markets.
Risk assets may react sharply to renewed trade uncertainty.
🔍 The Bigger Picture:
This signals protectionism is still a live threat. South Korea could be just the start — a test of Washington’s willingness to escalate trade pressures.
📈 Market Watch:
Trade‑sensitive assets, currencies, and equities may see volatility if tensions escalate. Is this a negotiation tactic or the beginning of another trade war chapter?
$BTC
$TRUMP
#Trump #Tariffs #TradeWar #SouthKorea #MacroRisk
🇺🇸 TRUMP JUST POSTED THIS !
“25% #TARIFFS on South Korean Autos, Lumber, Pharma, and other reciprocal tariffs.”
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“25% #TARIFFS on South Korean Autos, Lumber, Pharma, and other reciprocal tariffs.”
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🚨 #HEADLINE : 🇰🇷 🇺🇸25% TARIFFS FOR TRADE DEAL DELAY !!!
🇰🇷🗽 President Trump hit on South Korean cars, pharmaceuticals, and lumber with 25% tariffs for delaying trade deal.#Tariffs #TrumpNewTariffs #TradeWar #TRUMP
🇰🇷🗽 President Trump hit on South Korean cars, pharmaceuticals, and lumber with 25% tariffs for delaying trade deal.#Tariffs #TrumpNewTariffs #TradeWar #TRUMP
🚨 Solana $SOL , $XRP & Bitcoin $BTC Plunge After Trump’s Europe Tariff Tweet ⚡️, Market Bounces Back 📈
Yesterday, Solana (SOL), XRP, and Bitcoin (BTC) saw a sharp drop 🔻 following another tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump 🇺🇸 about tariffs on Europe 🇪🇺 if they don’t support him on Greenland 🏔️. Such announcements create market uncertainty 😰, prompting traders to sell risky assets, including crypto.
The drop was worsened by margin liquidations 💥 and stop-loss triggers ⚠️, causing temporary losses across these major cryptos.
Today, however, the market corrected 🔄 and prices rebounded 📈. This is a familiar pattern: after each Trump tariff tweet 🐦, the market spikes with volatility, then often recovers to previous levels 🔁.
💡 Key takeaway: Short-term panic sells can create opportunities 💎, and risky assets like SOL, XRP, and BTC tend to bounce back after the initial shock.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always do your own research before making any trading decisions.
🔖 Hashtags:
#BTC #SOL #Xrp🔥🔥 #TrumpTweet #Tariffs
Yesterday, Solana (SOL), XRP, and Bitcoin (BTC) saw a sharp drop 🔻 following another tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump 🇺🇸 about tariffs on Europe 🇪🇺 if they don’t support him on Greenland 🏔️. Such announcements create market uncertainty 😰, prompting traders to sell risky assets, including crypto.
The drop was worsened by margin liquidations 💥 and stop-loss triggers ⚠️, causing temporary losses across these major cryptos.
Today, however, the market corrected 🔄 and prices rebounded 📈. This is a familiar pattern: after each Trump tariff tweet 🐦, the market spikes with volatility, then often recovers to previous levels 🔁.
💡 Key takeaway: Short-term panic sells can create opportunities 💎, and risky assets like SOL, XRP, and BTC tend to bounce back after the initial shock.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always do your own research before making any trading decisions.
🔖 Hashtags:
#BTC #SOL #Xrp🔥🔥 #TrumpTweet #Tariffs
🚨 Market Update: Trump Stands Firm on Tariffs 🇺🇸
Donald Trump said again that opposing tariffs is a big mistake. He believes tariffs have helped keep the U.S. economy strong, stocks near highs, and inflation under control.
Why markets care: • Trade policy can move markets fast
• Strong statements can increase volatility
• Crypto, stocks, and FX may react quickly
Macro headlines often matter before data.
💬 Do you think tariffs help the economy or create more risk? Share your view.
#Trump #Tariffs #MarketNews #Macro #BinanceSquare
$BTC $BNB $XRP
Donald Trump said again that opposing tariffs is a big mistake. He believes tariffs have helped keep the U.S. economy strong, stocks near highs, and inflation under control.
Why markets care: • Trade policy can move markets fast
• Strong statements can increase volatility
• Crypto, stocks, and FX may react quickly
Macro headlines often matter before data.
💬 Do you think tariffs help the economy or create more risk? Share your view.
#Trump #Tariffs #MarketNews #Macro #BinanceSquare
$BTC $BNB $XRP
Carney says Canada not pursuing free trade deal with China as Trump threatens 100% tariffs
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada has no intention of pursuing a free trade agreement with China, pushing back after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened steep economic retaliation. 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Trump recently warned that the United States would impose 100% tariffs on Canadian exports if Ottawa moved forward with a broader trade deal with Beijing. His comments followed a January 16 agreement between Canada and China that reduced tariffs on certain goods, sparking political tension in Washington.
Speaking to reporters, Carney clarified that Canada is respecting its commitments under the Canada–U.S.–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA/USMCA). He emphasized that Canada would not negotiate a full free trade deal with China without formally informing its North American trade partners.
The remarks appear aimed at easing U.S. concerns and reinforcing that Canada’s recent engagement with China involves limited trade adjustments, not a sweeping new economic alliance.
#TRUMP #Canada #Tariffs #trade #economy
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada has no intention of pursuing a free trade agreement with China, pushing back after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened steep economic retaliation. 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Trump recently warned that the United States would impose 100% tariffs on Canadian exports if Ottawa moved forward with a broader trade deal with Beijing. His comments followed a January 16 agreement between Canada and China that reduced tariffs on certain goods, sparking political tension in Washington.
Speaking to reporters, Carney clarified that Canada is respecting its commitments under the Canada–U.S.–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA/USMCA). He emphasized that Canada would not negotiate a full free trade deal with China without formally informing its North American trade partners.
The remarks appear aimed at easing U.S. concerns and reinforcing that Canada’s recent engagement with China involves limited trade adjustments, not a sweeping new economic alliance.
#TRUMP #Canada #Tariffs #trade #economy
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Danny Zangrossi:
but it's too much whining.... instead of tariffs, why not offer better trade opportunities to combat China's expansion?
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