Trump pauses 50% tariffs on Canada
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The U.S. and Canada brokered a three-day pause as the neighboring countries work to finalize a broader trade agreement.
By David Shepardson and Promit Mukherjee WASHINGTON/OTTAWA, Aug 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. and Canada are closing in on a trade deal in which Washington could cut some contentious tariff rates on Canadian-built cars and trucks,
US President Donald Trump had threatened a new batch of tariffs on Canadian imports starting on Wednesday but, citing progress in talks, pushed back the date to Saturday
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President Trump announced late Tuesday he would pause the 50 percent tariffs on many Canadian goods for three days, saying the U.S. and Canada are finalizing a deal. The tariffs were expected to go
Canada could weaken its negotiating position if it makes further concessions to the U.S., says Diamond Eisinger, a former special advisor on Canada-U.S. relations in the Prime Minister’s Office.