Canada to Begin Trade Talks with the US Following Trump’s Tariff Pause
In a recent post on social media, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 90-day tariff pause, calling it a "welcome reprieve for the global economy."
Carney emphasized that the new trade deal negotiations between Canada and the U.S. would begin immediately, signaling a step forward in enhancing the economic and security relationship between the two countries.
Carney praised Trump’s call for talks with over 75 trading partners to address global trade challenges. He indicated that these discussions would likely lead to a restructuring of the global trading system, a shift that would impact nations worldwide.
In his statement, Carney stressed the importance of Canada continuing to deepen its trade relationships with countries that align with its values, particularly those committed to the free exchange of goods, services, and ideas.
This development comes amid other countries, including Israel, Japan, and South Korea, sending delegations to the U.S. to engage in trade discussions, signaling a global recalibration in response to the evolving international trade landscape.
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