Trump's 90-Day Trade Deal Challenge: Markets Skeptical
President Trump's 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs sets a tight deadline for complex trade deals with dozens of countries, but financial markets remain doubtful.
President Trump's 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs sets a tight deadline for complex trade deals with dozens of countries, but financial markets remain doubtful.
Top US officials emerged from China trade talks in Geneva, touting 'substantial progress' and a potential deal. The discussions signal a thaw in trade tensions.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says the Trump administration will likely succeed in appealing a court ruling against temporary tariffs, citing strong legal grounds.
Quebec trade envoy Louise Blais warns that Washington believes Canada is slow-walking trade talks, urging Ottawa to act quickly to maintain goodwill and keep negotiations on track.
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RecommendedQuebec's CUSMA envoy Louise Blais warns that Washington believes Canada is stalling trade talks, eroding goodwill. She urges faster action but rejects unilateral concessions.
President Trump sets July 4 deadline for EU to ratify trade deal, threatening higher tariffs if not finalized. Ursula von der Leyen reports good progress.
As Trump's reciprocal tariff pause expires, businesses face uncertainty. Markets react, and global trade tensions escalate.
Finance Canada is struggling with a large backlog of tariff relief requests, according to internal documents. The delays are raising concerns among businesses.
Former chief trade negotiator Steve Verheul says Canada and the U.S. remain far apart on trade, with the July CUSMA review likely to pass without major progress.
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RecommendedCanada's ban on U.S. liquor has led to a significant decline in imports, impacting trade relations and domestic markets.
G7 leaders discuss critical mineral supply chains as U.S.-EU tariff disputes challenge unity. Canada hosts summit with focus on trade and security.
The EU urges the U.S. to honor their tariff agreement as Trump threatens higher duties on European cars, with potential retaliation looming.
Canada's customs agency announces first refunds of Trump-era tariffs starting May 12, 2026, providing relief to affected businesses and consumers.
Oil prices surge past $120 per barrel amid Middle East conflict fears, while global stocks show mixed results. Markets react to geopolitical tensions.
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RecommendedAs CUSMA renegotiation looms, U.S. officials target Canada's supply management system, with bipartisan support for dismantling dairy protections.
A new Fraser Institute report finds that despite decades of efforts, Canada has failed to significantly diversify trade away from the U.S., with nearly 80% of exports still going south.
Waterloo MPP demands an audit of KidsAbility after concerns over funding and transparency. The call follows recent financial scrutiny of the organization serving children with special needs.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its departure from OPEC, a significant blow to the oil cartel. Experts analyze how this exit could affect global oil prices and market dynamics.
Quebec names former diplomat Louise Blais as envoy to the CUSMA review, aiming to protect provincial interests in trade renegotiations with the US and Mexico.
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RecommendedA new Fraser Institute study suggests PM Mark Carney's goal to double non-US exports to $600B annually in 10 years is aspirational, citing limited past success.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says countries rushing into tariff deals with the U.S. got worthless agreements, as Canada holds out for a better deal.
The European Union and the United States signed a critical minerals agreement to reduce reliance on China, focusing on supply chain diversification and joint standards.
The EU and US have signed a critical minerals agreement aimed at diversifying supply chains and reducing dependence on China for key resources used in technology and defense.
Canada will negotiate with the EU for access to its 'Made in Europe' industrial scheme, aiming for reciprocal benefits and reduced reliance on US trade.
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RecommendedCanadian and US officials trade remarks as CUSMA review approaches, with PM Carney and Premier Ford pushing back against American rhetoric amid rising trade tensions.
Stay updated with live coverage of trade tensions as Canada's new ambassador addresses CUSMA delays. Key political and economic reactions.
The Canada Border Services Agency is investigating allegations that steel racks from China are being dumped in Canada, potentially harming domestic manufacturers.
Prime Minister Carney says U.S. trade irritants are 'right there in front of us' as tensions rise ahead of the CUMSA deadline. Follow live updates.
As the July 1 CUSMA deadline approaches, Canada adopts a cautious strategy, avoiding inflammatory rhetoric. Experts weigh the risks and benefits of waiting for U.S. political shifts.
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RecommendedJean Charest says the Trump administration is seeking an 'entry fee' from Canada before starting formal CUSMA negotiations, with dairy and alcohol bans key issues.