Trump says US may not reach trade deal with Canada

JULY 26 - US President Donald Trump has said he does not expect to reach a trade deal with Canada, after he gave the country a deadline of 1 August to Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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US President Donald Trump stated he does not expect to reach a trade deal with Canada by the August 1 deadline, hinting at potential tariffs instead of a negotiated agreement. This comes as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney indicated Canada will not rush into a "bad deal."
- US importers buying goods from Canada could face a 35% tax if no deal is reached.
- Trump has already imposed a blanket 25% tariff on certain Canadian goods, 50% on aluminum and steel, and 25% on cars and trucks not built in the US.
- Canada sells three-quarters of its products to the US, with their auto industries deeply intertwined.
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