Canada PM sees trade progress after Trump meeting; negotiators to draft deal
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Canadian PM Mark Carney stated Canada can wait for a trade agreement with the US, potentially until after Trump's term, unless terms are sufficiently favorable. This marks a firm stance in ongoing trade negotiations, signaling patience and leverage. The comment suggests Canada is prepared to endure short-term friction rather than accept unfavorable terms.
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US President Trump and Canadian PM Carney have resumed constructive trade negotiations, signaling a potential de-escalation of bilateral trade tensions. Negotiators are tasked with drafting a deal in the coming weeks, though specific terms remain undisclosed. Canada maintains a firm stance, indicating a willingness to delay an agreement until after Trump's term if terms are not sufficiently favorable.
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