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The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on billions in Canadian imports after bilateral trade negotiations collapsed. With Canada preparing retaliatory tariffs by September 8, cross-border supply chains across …
The Canadian dollar rose to two-week highs versus the US dollar due to lifted emergency tariffs, higher oil prices, and Canada’s perceived trade stability despite economic contraction.
The US Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump's tariff authority, which if limited, could benefit Canada in USMCA talks, causing cautious USD/CAD moves amid positive market sentiment.
Major automakers including Tesla urge the US government to extend and modify the USMCA, citing critical benefits for American auto production and global competitiveness.